A fire-resistant glass vision panel is a small glazed section within a fire-rated door, designed to allow visibility while maintaining fire integrity and insulation. These panels are essential in commercial buildings, hospitals, offices, and schools, where safety and monitoring are crucial.

EI30 fire-rated glass is a fire-resistant glazing solution that provides 30 minutes of protection against fire, smoke, and heat transfer. It is commonly used in commercial buildings, hospitals, schools, and offices where short-duration fire resistance is required.

EI120 glass offers full fire protection, including both flame and heat resistance for 2 hours.

Choosing the right fire-rated glass depends on several factors, including fire resistance rating, safety requirements, application, and regulatory compliance. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you make the right choice:

Fire-rated glass is a critical component in modern building design, providing both safety and aesthetic benefits. It helps to prevent the spread of fire and smoke, protects building occupants, and meets strict fire safety codes, all while allowing for transparency and light. Below are some of the most common uses of fire-rated glass in buildings