Typical applications
Door vision panels, fixed glazed boundaries and suspended smoke barriers, where the required performance and system scope have been established.
KINGUARD / FIRE-RESISTANT GLASS
KINGUARD monolithic fire-resistant glass
KINGUARD monolithic fire-resistant glass is a single-pane product for applications specified around fire integrity. It may be used in compatible door, window, partition or smoke-barrier systems. The pane alone does not establish insulated assembly performance.
Monolithic fire-resistant glass product illustration. Source: mingan.cn.
Single-pane fire-resistant safety glass for integrity-rated systems.
Ratings refer to the respective documented configurations.
Product characteristics
A single glass pane is treated for mechanical strength, thermal-shock resistance and high-temperature exposure. The product is an integrity-rated glass; insulation performance is not established by the glass alone. Laminated, insulating and curtain-wall combinations require compatible tested constructions.
Catalogue specifications
| Thickness (mm) | Listed fire resistance | Weight (kg/m²) |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | E60 | 15 |
| 8 | E60 | 20 |
| 10 | E60 | 25 |
| 12 | E60 | 30 |
The narrative discusses 60–180 minutes, but the specific thickness table lists E60 only. Confirm the exact model against its supporting report.
Stated production size range
| Item | Width × height (mm) |
|---|---|
| Maximum | 2400 × 3600 |
| Minimum | 200 × 300 |
Production capability does not establish the tested or approved panel size for a fire-rated system.
Standards and handling
BS 476 Part 22; BS 6206; BS EN 1364-1; GB 15763.1.
Protect glass edges, corners and finishes from impact and abrasion. Store upright at a slight inclination on non-abrasive racks in dry conditions, following the selected system’s handling and installation instructions.
Drawings are catalogue construction illustrations. Their dimensions and components describe the shown arrangement; project installation follows the approved system detail.
Options to discuss
Distinguish glass supply from complete doorset, window or smoke-barrier supply, and confirm processing, edge protection and installation requirements.
Choosing the right system
Fire integrity and insulation are different requirements. A monolithic pane cannot replace insulated glazing on the strength of its name, and production size is not an approved system size.
Information for your project
Application; insulation requirement; panel size and support; associated doorset or smoke-control design; supply and installation scope.