Read the latest magazine Featured Solutions Magply Gains Coveted BBA Certification 18 July 2022 MAGPLY magnesium oxysulfate (MOS) boards have recently undergone a stringent testing programme by the British Board of Agrément (BBA), which helps clients validate their processes and mitigate risk offering greater confidence for specifiers of the products tested. Rigorous Trials After a painstaking two-year process, Magply’s faith in the multipurpose panel was justified by the BBA’s issue of a much-coveted Agrément certificate no. 22/6050. Stages involved the BBA carrying out a full audit of Magply’s existing testing regime – along with undergoing a number of the authority’s own rigorous trials. These included a six-month evaluation of the board for leeching, which thanks to the material’s inherent stability resulted in a zero score. The different construction industry applications for Magply boards which the BBA assessed included: Backer board for proprietary render systems Rainscreen Timber frame construction SFS construction Spandrel panels Fire protection Sheathing The certification – now published – comes in two parts: the first covering the board as a sheathing solution, the other when Magply is used in rainscreen cladding with a render finish. These in turn cover considerations such as Magply’s compliance with Building Regulations, independently verified technical specification, regular surveillance of the production process and verifying installation guidance. Behaviour in relation to fire, moisture resistance and durability were also assessed. BBA Certification The new BBA certification offers further potential opportunities for the use of Magply though, primarily, it provides the specifier full confidence in the board having approval across multiple applications, from the industry’s principle assessor. Find out more at the Magply website, tel. 01621 776252 or email John Malone, UK National Sales Manager, at john@magply.co.uk. >> Read more about Magply in the news Previous article Roofing Today Top 40 UK Roofing Contractors 2022Next article Construction Product Sales Growth Eases as Costs Start to Bite Share article You may also like View all News Featured Solutions +3 1 October 2026 Introducing Ulti-Slate from Ulti-Mate Featured Solutions +2 24 September 2026 A Tested Mitigation Layer Cover Board Featured Solutions +2 17 September 2026 Proctor Group Supplies Membrane Products to Social Bite Villages Featured Solutions +3 17 September 2026 RubberCover Celebrates 20 Years – A Complete Roofing System Built to Last Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 126 September-October 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch