Fire Rated Glazing Helps Achieve Unobstructed, Floor-to-Ceiling Views in 2-Hour Atrium Wall
OVERVIEW
There is a growing trend in office space design that favors increased opportunities for connectivity and collaboration among its occupants. In buildings with multiple floors, this can be a challenge as the vertical separation between floors makes face-to-face encounters less likely to happen. One way to get around this is by incorporating an atrium. See how fire rated glass helped the designers meet the fire rated requirements for this atrium while providing clear, unobstructed views.
Products featured in this case study
View all products (16)GPX® Architectural Series - fire rated wall, fire rated opening
SuperLite® II-XLB 60 - Fire rated glass, fire rated wall
SuperLite® II-XLB 120 - Fire rated glass, fire rated wall
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