Fire Rated Curtain Walling
EI30–EI120 fire resistant glazed screens and curtain walls, fully certified.
EI30–EI120 fire resistant glazed screens and curtain walls, fully certified.
Fire rated curtain walling provides integrity and insulation (EI) rated glazed walls where the facade crosses compartment lines, faces a boundary, or protects an escape route.
We install certified steel and aluminium fire-rated systems with ratings from EI30 to EI120, using the exact glass, framing and fixing build-up tested by the system house — substitutions invalidate certification, so we never make them.
Every installation is delivered with full certification documentation for building control and the fire risk assessor.
Design, fabrication coordination, installation and sealing handled by one team — no interface disputes.
Every project starts with a free, no-obligation site survey and a fixed written quotation — no estimates that drift.
Our installers are directly employed facade specialists, not general subcontract labour.
Phased programmes, temporary weathering and out-of-hours working keep buildings in use during facade work.
Yes — much of our work is phased replacement and refurbishment on occupied buildings. We use temporary weather protection and out-of-hours working to keep your building operational.
A single glazed screen or shopfront is typically installed in days; full elevations run from two to eight weeks depending on size, height and access. We confirm a programme with your fixed quotation.
Yes. Every system we install is thermally broken and specified to meet current Building Regulations Part L requirements as a minimum, with upgraded glass options available.
Yes. Wind loading, dead load and deflection calculations are produced for every curtain walling project, and thermal modelling where the specification requires it.
Free site survey, fixed written quotation, no obligation. Call, message or send the form below.
Tell us about your project and we'll arrange a free site survey. We respond to every enquiry within one working day.