FIRE RATED WINDOWS
Suitable for industrial, commercial, institutional, school and residential use
We're pushing elegance and safety boundaries of fire-rated windows
3/4 hr. and 1 hr. Fire Protection
Fire rated windows accommodate a variety of UL fire rated glazing.
Field-Proven Dependability
All fire rated window frames are Listed by Underwriters Laboratories under the category of Door and Window Frames (GVTV).
Non-Industrial Appearance
Our fire rated window is the preferred design when steel fire windows are specified in building code requirements
Additional advantages of fire rated windows
They’re more safe.
Automatic heat closure devices are standard for all operating windows. Horizontal Sliding windows may also be equipped with a resettable device which may be activated by electrical signal.
They’re aesthetically compatible.
Our windows are also ideal as replacement windows for older buildings that are required to meet up-dated code stipulations. They are aesthetically compatible with all types of architecture.
They increase your home's real estate ealue.
Not only will your building management almost always permit the installation of our Windows, but they can actually bring up the real estate value of your home.
Available fire rated windows
Slider
Series 900
Features
- Conform to current AAMA HS-C30 Specificationss
- Maximun UL approved size for 900 Series: 6050
- Manufactured from galvanized cold rolled steel
Options
- Custom Colors
- Impact safety ratings
- Premium clear non-wire glazing
Specifications and drawings
Specifications 900 seriesSpecifications 900P series
Drawings
Single Hung
Series 925 & H925
Features
- Conform to current AAMA H-C30 Specifications
- Maximun UL approved size for 925 Series: 4070
- Full length mechanical interlock at meeting rail
Options
- Premium clear non-wire glazing
- Impact safety ratings
- Insulated glass units with internal muntins, Low-E, and tints
Specifications and drawings
Specifications 925 seriesSpecifications 925P series
Drawings
Fixed Lite
Series 950 & H950
Features
- Conform to AAMA F-C30 Specifications
- Maximum UL approved size for 950 Series: 6060
- True muntins, when required, integral to framing
Options
- New High Performance F-HC75 available
- Premium clear non-wire glazing
- Custom colors
Specifications and drawings
Specifications 950 seriesSpecifications 950H series
Drawings
Awning/Projected
Series 975
Features
- Conforms to AAMA CW-PG60-AP Specifications
- Automatic fusible link heat activated closure
- Heavy duty, stainless steel, four-bar hinges
Options
- Premium clear non-wire glazing
- Custom Colors
Casement
Series 985
Features
- Conforms to AAMA CW-PG60-C Specifications
- Manufactured from galvanized cold rolled steel
- Underwriters Laboratories tested and classified
Options
- Premium clear non-wire glazing
- Custom colors
Specifications and drawings
Specifications 985 seriesDrawings
Map of wildfire probability
Wildfire risk is widespread throughout California, but it varies dramatically according to where you live.
So, in the hope of better preparedness, Cal Fire released a set of maps that purport to show where the hazard is highest.
The maps show the probability of wildfire in a given area by taking a number of factors into account:
vegetation, fire history and topography (since steeper slopes have higher fire risk).
“No matter where you live in California, you are at risk for wildfires."
The hazard zones come in three categories: moderate, high and very high.
Below:
- moderate hazard zone
- high
- very high