Static Smoke Solutions for Warehouses

A building atrium poses only a fraction of the complications that a warehouse can encounter when it comes to smoke and fire protection. In order to be effective, warehouses need to be large open, spaces to allow for manufacturing.

Warehouses, airplane hangars, and manufacturing environments have stringent requirements when it comes to fire protection. Depending on the building's contents those requirements can vary greatly. However, for the most part, draft curtains are a core part of a smoke management system.

The SG Draft Curtain is a cost-effective, static curtain strategy that can be used in both sprinklered and non-sprinklered buildings. These curtains serve to channel the ceiling jet from the fire and out of the building via roof vents.

For more information on how to integrate the SG Draft Curtain into your warehouse environment, give our technical specialists a call. Our Smoke Guard team in California can provide you with the tools you need to ensure all codes are met.

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