Single Or Double Leaf Glass Fire Door Fire Rated Glazing For Corridors / Lobbies
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Glass Fire Door Product Page Glass Fire Door with Certified Fire-Rated Glazing and Safety Compliance This glass fire door concept is aimed at engineering and design teams that need transparency and fire resistance in the same opening. The door leaf and glazing are treated as one tested assembly, ...
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Double Leaf Glass Fire Door
,Glass Fire Door For Corridors
Product Description
This glass fire door concept is aimed at engineering and design teams that need transparency and fire resistance in the same opening. The door leaf and glazing are treated as one tested assembly, with clearly defined parameters for fire rating, glass area and hardware integration.
| Door Type | Hinged or sliding glass fire door, single or double leaf |
|---|---|
| Leaf Material | Steel or stainless steel framing with integrated fire-rated glazing |
| Glazing Type | Fire-rated glass tested to match door fire classification (protective or resistive) |
| Fire Rating | Project-based, typically 30–90 minutes according to applicable standards |
| Glass Area Limits | Exposed glass area and dimensions follow tested and approved configurations |
| Frame Material | Steel or stainless steel profiles designed for fire testing and sealing |
| Sealing System | Fire-rated glazing seals, beads and perimeter gaskets as part of the tested assembly |
| Hardware | Fire-rated hinges, closers, locks and optional panic or access-control devices |
| Testing Standard | Aligned with EN 1634-1 or equivalent fire-resistance test standard |
| Typical Application | Corridors, lobbies, cleanroom entries, hospital areas and industrial fire compartments |
The glass fire door leaf is built with steel or stainless steel profiles sized to carry the glazing weight and maintain structural integrity under fire exposure. Internal reinforcements and connection details are chosen to keep the leaf stable during thermal loading and mechanical use.
Fire-rated glass is installed in frames and beads that have been tested together with the door leaf. Seals and interfaces are part of the certified assembly, controlling heat transfer, flame spread and integrity. Exposed glass area and dimensions follow the approved configuration for the door system.
- Confirm required fire-resistance period and glazing area with the fire engineer.
- Select frame profiles, reinforcement and fire-rated glazing compatible with tests.
- Define hardware sets and access-control interfaces used in the assembly.
- Fabricate leaf and frame components according to tested dimensions.
- Install glazing with certified seals and beads, fit hardware and gaskets.
- Carry out functional checks for operation, alignment and sealing before packaging.
Fire compartments in hospital or cleanroom corridors where visibility and light are needed alongside certified fire resistance.
Lobby and entrance doors that form part of fire partitions, combining transparent design with tested door assemblies.
Doors in stair and exit enclosures where fire-resistance and observation of traffic are required by design and code.
- Install frames according to tested details, using specified anchors and sealants.
- Control clearances and gaps around the leaf and frame to match certification.
- Ensure glazing seals and beads are fitted as per the approved assembly.
- Coordinate hardware installation with fire and access-control design.
- Inspect glazing, seals, beads, hardware and door alignment at regular intervals.
- Replace damaged or degraded components with certified parts only.
- Keep records of maintenance work for fire safety and compliance audits.
It is a fire-rated door with integrated fire-rated glazing, used where visibility and light are needed along with fire resistance.
The door and glazing are tested together for a specific period under standards such as EN 1634-1 or equivalent national tests.
Only glazing tested and certified for the required fire class can be used, either fire-protective or fire-resistive depending on code.
Yes. Codes and test data limit exposed glass area and dimensions; vision panel sizes must follow the approved assembly.
It is held by tested frames and beads with approved seals, all part of the certified fire door system.
They can, provided surface finishes and glazing choices meet both fire and hygiene requirements.
Fire-rated hinges, closers, locks and access-control devices tested with the assembly are compatible.
Installation must follow tested details, with controlled clearances and proper anchors and sealants.
Regular inspection and certified replacement of any damaged seals, glazing frames or hardware are required.
Fire test reports, classification data, installation instructions and maintenance guidance are provided for compliance checks.
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