Fire-rated glazing systems

Fire protection rated glazing systems for doors, windows, screens and curtain walls.

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About our fire-resistant glazing systems

We provide high-quality fire-rated glazing systems that are extensively tested to international standards. They're aesthetically pleasing, built to last and easy to install.

SR series: fire-rated

Curtain walls with E and EI performance up to 120 minutes.

60F1 series

Doors, windows and screens certified from E30-E120 & EI30-EI60 minutes.

Fire-rated curtain walls: SR series

Profile material

Mild steel according to DIN EN 10021 – Cold rolled S280 Grade (Manufacture tolerance in accordance with DIN ISO 2768)

Stainless steel according to DIN EN 10088-2 – Equivalent to 304 & 316L Grade (optional mill finish or 220 Brush grain finish)

Aluminium according to DIN EN 573-3 – 6063-T6 grade

Galvanized finish (mild steel only)

Sendzimir galvanising of interior and exterior of profile to approximately 275g/m2 according to EN10162 – Approximate thickness 20μm

System Screws

Zinc coated 1.4301 stainless steel according to Din EN17440 – Equivalent to 304 grade

System Gaskets

Non cellular elastomer compound according to DIN EN7863 – Equivalent to BS3734

Standard Class/value (vertical facade) Class/value (Roof light – 2 degrees pitch)
Watertightness EN12154/ENV13050 Static – RE 1650Pa Dynamic – 750Pa Static – 1350 PA
Resistance to windload Permitted load – 2.0KN/m2 Increased load – 3.0KN/m2 Permitted load – 2.0KN/m2 Increased load – 3.0KN/m2
Resistance to impact EN14109 IS/ES (950mm drop height) Increased requirements Weight – 50kg / height – 2.4m
Air permeability EN 12152 AE (>600Pa) AE (>600Pa)
Airborne sound insulation Up to 48dB reduction (depending on glass) NPD
Durability EN13830 In accordance for external facades In accordance for external facades
Fire resistance BS 476: Pt 22: 1987 Un-insulated – E30 – E120 Insulated – EI30 – EI120 Un-insulated – E30 – E90 Insulated – EI30 – EI90

60F1 series

Double door sets

Maximum unlatched door frame:

E30: 2.44m W X 2.57m H

E60: 2.24m W X 2.37m H

E90: 2.24m W X 2.37m H

E120: 2.24m W X 2.17m H

Maximum latched door frame

E30: 2.77m W X 2.7m H

E60: 2.54m W X 2.62m H

E90: 2.78m W X 2.71m H

E120: 2.44m W X 2.37m H

Maximum latched leaf and half door frame

E30: 2.11m W X 2.7m H

E60: 1.94m W X 2.47m H

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Glazing from 5mm – 40mm thick

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60mm framing depth

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Auto opening mechanism available

Single door sets

Maximum unlatched door frame:

E30: 1.34m W X 2.57m H

E60: 1.24m W X 2.37m H

E90: 1.24m W X 2.37m H

E120: 1.14m W X 2.17m H

Maximum latched door frame

E30: 1.45m W X 2.7m H

E60: 1.34m W X 2.62m H

E90: 1.54m W X 2.57m H

E120: 1.14m W X 2.17m H

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Glazing from 5mm – 29mm thick

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60mm framing depth

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Auto opening mechanism available

Fixed lights

Maximum frame

E30: 4.0m X 2.0m

E60: 4.0m X 2.0m

E90: 4.0m X 2.0m

E120: 4.0m X 2.0m

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Glazing from 5mm – 29mm thick

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60mm framing depth

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Frames can be mechanically joined to form unlimited runs

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Why choose Wrightstyle for fire-rated glazing systems?

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Comprehensive test data

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Our fire-rated glazing systems are extensively tested to international standards. Explore our tests on our YouTube channel.

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High-quality builds

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The safety, durability and overall high performance of our fire-rated glazing systems are down to the high-quality materials we source.

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Ease of assembly

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Our fire-rated glazing systems come in supply-only and fully fabricated versions.

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Technical support

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Get real answers from our team of technical experts.

Why use steel for fire-rated glazing systems?

Our fire-resistant glazing systems are made from steel rather than aluminium. Here are five reasons why.

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Inherent strength

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High tolerances

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High-performance

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Larger free spans

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120 minutes’ fire resistance

Quality assurance

Like all our products, our fire-rated glazing systems undergo a rigorous testing and development programme. This covers every aspect of the production process, from conception to fabrication.

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Technical support and advisory

At Wrightstyle, we provide architects, specifiers, builders and contractors with technical support as well as glazing systems. This support covers:

  • Architectural specification management
  • Design
  • Estimating
  • Specification
  • Structural calculations


And although our work is highly specialised, we work hard to communicate clearly with all our clients, regardless of their prior experience – and we're never more than a phone call away.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is fire-rated glass?

    Fire-rated glass – also known as fire proof glazing, fire-rated glazing and fire-resistant glazing – is a specialised type of glass designed to halt the spread of smoke, flames and heat. This allows building occupants longer to evacuate and the emergency services longer to arrive.

  • What is a fire-rated glazing system?

    A fire-rated glazing system is an assembly of fire-resistant glass and a fire-resistant frame designed to withstand heat, smoke and fire.

  • How is "integrity only" different from "integrity and insulation"?

    "Integrity only" prevents the passage of fire through an assembly for 30 or 60 minutes. "Integrity and insulation" stops the passage of fire and radiant heat for 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes.

  • Do you provide aluminium fire-rated glazing systems?

    No. All our fire-rated glazing systems are made from steel rather than aluminium. This is down to the superior strength and durability of steel.

  • Are your fire-rated glazing systems tested and compliant?

    Yes. Like all of our products, our fire-rated glazing systems are tested and compliant. They undergo real-world tests and we strive to make compliance easy to understand for all our clients.

Are you looking for a fire-rated glazing system?

Get in touch with Wrightstyle today for comprehensive product advice.