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August 3, 2022

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Fire-rated walk-on glass flooring system launched by Promat

Design to provide a new solution for architects when designing with integrated passive fire protection, Promat UK has launched SYSTEMGLAS Stratum.

Promat-StratumFireResistantGlass-22The solution is a new load bearing walk on floor system, which combines a structural glass floor with either EI30 or EI60 glass to provide insulation and integrity fire protection between floors of either 30 or 60 minutes. It features a high strength double glazed SYSTEMGLAS  unit, which typically has a 37mm toughened, laminated top layer and a 16mm bottom layer, mounted within a steel frame, complete with spacer bars and all the required insulating materials such as silicones and seals.

In addition to being available in non-slip glazing, patterned and obscure glass options can be specified. These types of glass are popular for basement conversions where natural light can be introduced without compromising privacy in spaces that would otherwise depend completely on artificial light 24/7, explains Promat.

SYSTEMGLAS  Stratum has been independently tested, while the company also includes the assurance of the Promat SYSTEMGLAS 360 Degree Wheel of Assurance. This means Promat UK will provide guidance from specification through to installation, ensuring the system is manufactured to the “highest quality standards in-house” and fitted by a Promat approved installer.

A certificate of conformity is issued on completion following an inspection by a Promat fire safety expert for maximum supply chain traceability.

Cath McLean, Segment Manager – Glass at Promat UK said: “SYSTEMGLAS Stratum responds to the growing demand for walk-on glass floors, not only in commercial and public buildings, but increasingly within high-end residential properties. The system offers the scope to integrate a glass floor into a design where passive fire protection measures are needed, both to enable building occupiers to escape safely and to prevent major damage to assets in the event of a fire.”

 

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