Secure environments such as banks or other financial institutions provide a unique dilemma when it comes to fire and smoke protection.
When discussing vertically deploying smoke & fire-rated opening protectives, emphasis is always put on doorways or elevators. However, it is also important to consider any internal windows you may have.
When it comes to meeting smoke and fire codes, the enclosed elevator lobby has reigned supreme for many years.
Did you know smoke inhalation is the leading cause of fire death, exceeding burns by a three-to-one ratio? Due to that reality, buildings must be designed to protect its occupants from both fire and smoke.
The International Building Code (IBC) provides the rules and regulations that are most widely adopted in the United States. These construction and design codes provide fire door regulations to ensure the safety of a building’s occupants.
Traditional fire doors used to be the only option to secure areas from fire and smoke.
The classic steel fire door has quite a legacy when it comes to fire protection.
Jails, Prisons and detention centers provide a unique dilemma when it comes to fire and smoke safety.
Fire & Smoke Curtains from Smoke Guard California can adhere to building codes and be aesthetically pleasing.
Whether you are doing renovations or starting new construction, it is imperative to adhere to all fire safety building codes.