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Cincinnati Art Museum Renovation Features Transparent Stairwell

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When the Cincinnati Art Museum embarked on an $11 million renovation, the architects wanted the entrance and main stair to be as inviting as possible. Transparent, fire rated glazing from SAFTI FIRST® was a key component of the design solution. To maximize the vision area in door itself, SuperLite® II-XL 60 in GPX® Builders Series Temperature Rise full-lite doors. In some of the stairwell doors in less prominent locations, SAFTI FIRST® provided SuperLite® X-90 for the vision panels under 100 sq. inches.

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SuperLite® X-45/60/90  - Fire rated glass, fire rated door.

SuperLite® X-45/60/90 - Fire rated glass, fire rated door.

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