Many food enterprises are unsure which standards their wall and floor materials must comply with. The compliance system for food cleanroom wall and floor materials is divided into three tiers, covering everything from mandatory national standards to construction specifications — serving as the core basis for product selection and acceptance.
Standard No. | Standard Name | Core Function |
GB 14881-2025 | General Hygienic Specification for Food Production | Highest mandatory standard in the food industry, defining hygienic requirements for wall and floor materials |
GB 50687-2011 | Technical Code for Clean Rooms in Food Industry | Mandatory basis for cleanroom building design and acceptance |
GB 18582-2020 | Limit of Harmful Substances of Interior Wall Coatings | Mandatory baseline for environmental safety of interior wall materials |
Standard No. | Standard Name | Core Function |
HG/T 3950-2025 | Antibacterial and Antiviral Coatings | Industry standard for antibacterial performance grading and testing |
GB/T 1741-2020 | Test Method for Determining Mold Resistance of Paint Films | Determination basis for mold resistance grades 0-4 |
GB/T 9266-2009 | Determination of Scrub Resistance of Coatings | Unified testing method for scrub resistance cycles |
Standard No. | Standard Name | Core Function |
GB 50210-2018 | Standard for Acceptance of Construction Quality of Building Decoration | Acceptance rules for coating construction quality |
GB 50212-2010 | Code for Construction of Building Anti-Corrosion Engineering | Mandatory requirements for anti-corrosion wall and floor engineering construction |
Simon's full range of cleanroom wall and floor products are developed to align with the above three-tier standard system, with all performance metrics supported by third-party CMA test reports, directly matching SC certification compliance requirements.
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