Overview
Overview
The Formaldehyde-Free Thermafiber® Curtain Wall Insulation System is the Enclosure Solutions assembly for high-rise building construction. This patented system has all the products and details necessary to design and construct aluminum and steel-framed curtain wall perimeter fire containment systems in accordance with ASTM E2307 and the International Building Code (IBC) to prevent the interior spread of fire from floor to floor. The Formaldehyde-Free Thermafiber® Curtain Wall Insulation System will serve any typical building situation with an F-rating of two hours and up to 3 hours*.
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Additional Products
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- Spandrel Glass
- Aluminum Panels
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Fire Containment
ASTM E2307
ASTM E2307
ASTM E2307 measures the ability of perimeter fire barrier systems to maintain a seal and prevent interior fire spread as the exterior wall assembly deflects and deforms during fire exposure. The ASTM E2307 test exposes the joint to fire from the room of fire origin and the exterior wall to fire from both the interior and the exterior as the fire plume exits the room of fire origin through a window opening. ASTM E 2307 determines the period of time that the perimeter fire containment system will limit flame penetration through the opening between the exterior wall assembly and the floor assembly.
International Building Code, Section 715.4 Compliant
International Building Code, Section 715.4 Compliant
The 2015 International Building Code (IBC), Section 715.4, requires approved perimeter fire containment systems at the intersection of the non-rated exterior curtain wall and the fire-resistance-rated floor assemblies. Although local codes may vary, generally fire resistance rated floor/ceilting assemblies are required in construction types I-A, I-B, II-A, III-A and V-A.
NFPA 285 Compliant
NFPA 285 Compliant
NFPA 285 is required in the International Building Code (IBC) in multiple situations. The NFPA 285 test is to determine that combustibles, when exposed to fire on the exterior face of the wall, do not spread flame over the surface or through the core of the otherwise non-combustible wall assembly.
UL Fire Resistance Directory
UL Fire Resistance Directory
The UL Fire Resistance Directory is a highly recognized document in the fire stopping industry.