Typical applications
Skylights and horizontal fire-separation applications requiring daylight; transparent floors supported by dedicated structural and assembly verification.
MINGAN / FIRE-RESISTANT GLAZING SYSTEMS
Fire-resistant glazed roofs & floors
Fire-rated glass skylights and flooring address horizontal or near-horizontal glazing, bringing daylight and transparency to the design while fire, structural and use-safety requirements are assessed. Skylights and walkable floors are selected for their different intended uses.
Laminated horizontal glazing with an insulating fire-resistant layer.
Ratings refer to the respective documented configurations.
Catalogue specifications
| Product | Integrity / insulation (min) | Thickness (mm) | Max. W × H (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| FLAMGUARD EI60 | 60 / 60 | 55 | 1284 × 1350 |
| FLAMGUARD EI60 | 60 / 60 | 63 | 1284 × 1914 |
| FLAMGUARD EI120 | 120 / 120 | 71 | 1260 × 1326 |
| FLAMGUARD EI120 | 120 / 120 | 79 | 1260 × 1890 |
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Catalogue values apply to the listed configurations. Confirm the complete assembly, dimensions, orientation, supports, fixings, seals and hardware against the applicable test or classification documents.
Glass, PVB and insulating interlayer
Options include slip-resistant surfaces for suitable floors, clear or frosted glass, and green or blue tinted glass.
Typical fire-rated floor-glass section
- 1
- Steel frame
- 2
- Fire-resistant board
- 3
- Fire-resistant floor glass
- 4
- Glazing sealant
- 5
- Fire-resistant fibre pad
Performance and project requirements
The catalogue cites BS EN 1365-2:2014 and BS EN 1363-1:2012, and describes BS 6206 Grade A impact safety for applicable glazing. During fire exposure, the interlayer forms an opaque insulating barrier.
For skylights and walkable floors, verify fire exposure direction and the specific horizontal assembly. Walkable glazing also requires checks of imposed loads, support spacing, impact and post-breakage behaviour.
Drawings are catalogue construction illustrations. Their dimensions and components describe the shown arrangement; project installation follows the approved system detail.
Options to discuss
Discuss clear, frosted or coloured appearances. Walkable floors additionally require review of slip resistance, loading, impact and post-breakage safety.
Choosing the right system
Vertical partition results do not automatically apply to skylights, and a skylight configuration does not automatically establish walkable-floor suitability. Orientation and use loads must match.
Information for your project
Skylight or walkable-floor use; orientation and fire-exposed face; panels and supports; loading and service conditions; fire and safety requirements.