Grenfell Inquiry: What we learnt from Arconic last week

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Hearings focused on the degree to which cladding manufacturer had misled customers over its ACM panels

“Deliberate concealment” is how Grenfell Inquiry barrister Richard Millett QC described materials manufacturer Arconic’s marketing of its combustible ACM cladding.

The accusation was a central theme in this week’s evidence at the inquiry, which focused on the degree to which Arconic knowingly misled its customers on the fire safety of its combustible Reynobond PE cassette cladding panels. 

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