Open Atrium Solutions: Perimeter Fire + Smoke Curtains

Open and airy atriums can be very environmentally friendly and typically offer large amounts of natural light and easy traffic flow.

Securing open atriums with fire and smoke protection standpoint can be tricky. This is especially true when integrating an open, convenience stairs or escalator in a non-egress path.

The Model 4000 Perimeter Curtain is the answer. This vertically deploying fire-rated curtain can enclose the stairwell or escalator opening without the need for corner posts or columns. The fire-rated pleated curtain stores within a steel housing that is installed in a ceiling cavity. It is available in custom widths with up to a 15 foot drop length.

Furthermore, the Model 4000 Perimeter Curtain can be configured in many different ways ways for extra design flexibility; an enclosed, box-like format, or a faceted open-ended configuration with or without side-guide captures.

For more information on this product, give us a call today. The specialists at Smoke Guard California can help design a perimeter curtain to fit your needs.

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