A closable fire protection opening uses a form-fit between the cover edge and panel opening to retain the cover by gravity alone.
A fire protection door construction combines a sliding door and revolving door to create a continuous wide opening for large objects.
A temperature-responsive retainer releases a spring to disconnect wires, removing combustible materials before ignition.
Offsetting the fire-rated rear partition behind the transom eliminates the protruding head jamb while maintaining structural integrity and aesthetic continuity.
An intumescent board core in a wooden frame slows burning via evaporation cooling, while tongue-groove joints eliminate thermal bridges from screws.
A secondary seal releases cooling gases to lower edge temperatures in fire protection glazing.
Articulated hinges connect the fire door frame to the bulkhead, allowing relative movement and reducing mechanical stress on the assembly.
Segmented fire separation doors use vertical bar locks engaging end rails to create larger passage areas without complex unhinging mechanisms.
Low emissivity layers on heat strengthened glass reflect flame heat, avoiding expensive fireproof sheets while meeting ISO 834 standards.
Fire-resistant textile bridges movable gate segment transitions to seal gaps and prevent smoke spread without restricting mobility.
Frameless safe door employs magnets and fire sock to remove ligature risks while maintaining structural integrity.
A double-leaf door uses a pressure-equalizing channel to balance air pressure across the leaf.
Transparent spacers resolve the trade-off between illumination intensity and fire resistance in glazed walls.
A building closure integrates a rigid thermoplastic plate within the door leaf to enhance structural rigidity and impact resistance.