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NEW! The 1000BH Ligature Resistant Handrail offers an innovative, durable, stylish ligature-resistant option for behavioral health facilities. The handrail features a solid aluminum ligature-resistant retainer specifically engineered to reduce the wedge point from the top of the handrail. Approved for Behavioral Health applications by way of third-party evaluation Top of vinyl cover sets within the integrated aluminum channel, removing a pick point Ligature resistant retainer designed to reduce wedge point from top of handrail Easy installation with one piece aluminum bracket/retainer and one piece returns

Walls are one of the largest elements of your interiors. Give them a purpose and expand their longevity with Aspex® Printed Wall Protection. Your image, your branding, your statement - Aspex® gives you total design freedom while protecting walls from damage at the same time. Durable - With Aspex®, you get the high-impact durability of PETG wall protection to keep your walls safe from damage.

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In-depth product catalogue for Inpro's architectural expansion joint and fire barrier line.

A reference tool to Inpro's full offering of Expansion Joint systems.

When disaster strikes, are you prepared? Our Fireline Fire Barriers are not only expertly engineered to handle building movement even in seismic conditions, but are ready to protect in the unthinkable occurrence of a fire. Designed to block smoke, flames and heat from small joint openings to large joint openings, Fireline prevents fire from spreading, giving response teams more time to arrive and people more time to escape. With lives on the line, we obsess over safety to make sure your building is as structurally secure as the people within it.

Everyone knows expansion joints are a necessary component of structural engineering. And, we grant they can interrupt sightlines and the aesthetics of designed spaces. However, the right expansion joint system can protect buildings in their stand against the elements to provide a safe environment for people. Tackling the expansion joint system selection process can be challenging, but here are six answers to fundamental expansion joint questions that will get you started.

Any sort of structure fire is a nightmare scenario, and there is always the risk of death and injury. Evacuations have attendant risks, too, especially when they happen in inclement weather. The need to compartmentalize fire and smoke to reduce harm, and allow for an orderly evacuation of occupants means having a plan in place. In addition, expansion joint fire barriers are a critical line of defense, and we offer eight keys to make sure those fire barriers are installed correctly.

When it comes to expansion control in buildings, there are three types of movement that need to be accommodated: • Thermal • Seismic • Wind load This white paper is going to discuss each of these, their impacts on buildings, and expansion control strategies to keep these forces of nature for damaging buildings.

When it comes to building design, it’s a forgone and obvious conclusion that one of the goals is to keep the outside out and the inside in. This is called creating the building envelope, and one primary purpose is to provide a safe and comfortable environment for the folks inside the building. The challenge, of course, is that Mother Nature plays by her own rules, and many times the outside doesn’t stay … well, outside. Elements like wind and water batter a building. Temperature shifts swing from freezing to baking and back again. Then there’s the manmade factor of noise, most often the sound of traffic in parking decks and adjacent streets. And if we think about it, expansion joints can be a big failure point … think of slicing a building all the way through – like a layer cake – an