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European, US, and Australian fire classification systems all include these in "Class A" fire category.
Class A fires are those with ordinary combustibles such as wood, paper, fabrics and most kinds of refuse.
Fires involving burning liquids, gases, or metals are not Class A.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 9y agoPaper in class can definitely be considered to be a fire hazard. This is because paper if flammable and if it falls into a heater it could start a fire.
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