Electrically raised and held, fail safe controlled gravity descent, UL 10D tested, 1, 2, or 3 hour rated, smoke and draft control, fabric curtain. Push button to raise curtain. Available with vision lite.

Elevator hoistway smoke containment system to protect elevator entrances not separated by an elevator lobby. Exposed and concealed head box mounting details with exposed, flush, and inset jamb details.

Head box, 7.5 x 7.5 inches. Fire alarm system connection required. Remotely mounted electrical disconnect and control panel provides 24 volt power. Recommended 18 x 18 inch ceiling access panel for motor and control maintenance.

Electrically raised and held, fail safe controlled gravity descent, UL 10D 1 hour rated, fabric, smoke and draft control curtain. Push to exit button or fabric slot for egress.

Area separation curtain with unlimited width. Exposed and multiple concealed head box mounting details with exposed, flush, and inset jamb details.

Head box, 7.5 inches, minimum. Larger boxes may be required for curtains higher than 9'-10".

Electrically raised, gravity fail-safe deploying, UL 10D 3-hour rated fiberglass fabric smoke and fire curtain with stainless steel wire reinforcement. Compact concealed head box with recessed side guides; controlled gravity descent upon alarm or power loss for continuous opening protection.

Use at large interior openings where a concealed automatic smoke and fire barrier is required to support the building’s life-safety strategy. Typical applications include atriums, corridors, and architecturally significant openings where maintaining clean sightlines and minimizing visual impact are important design considerations. It is suited for projects requiring a three-hour fire protective smoke curtain coordinated with fire alarm and life-safety systems.

Not intended to function as a fire-resistance–rated wall or door assembly. It should not be used in applications that require powered deployment in place of gravity fail-safe operation. Opening dimensions must remain within the approved limits for single-barrel or multi-barrel configurations as tested and listed.

Electrically raised and held, fail safe controlled gravity descent to operational height, UL 10D tested, 1 hour rated smoke and fire control fabric curtain. Optional 3 hour rating.

Protect stair and escalator floor openings and atria to provide smoke containment and create smoke compartments. Exposed and multiple concealed head box mounting details. Unlimited width and height.

Single barrel up to 16 feet wide openings. Multi-barrel for wider openings. Fire alarm system connection required. Remotely mounted electrical disconnect and control panel provides 24 volt power.

Movable, ASTM E119 / UL 263 two-hour fire-resistance–rated fabric fire wall assembly, classified as a wall per IBC Exception 3, allowing fire barrier openings to exceed the 25 percent limitation of IBC Section 707.6. Back-to-back insulated, hose-stream–rated smoke and fire curtains deploy from a concealed ceiling pocket with recessed steel side guides for minimal visual impact.

Use in buildings requiring two-hour fire-resistance–rated separations where large openings or open-plan designs would otherwise be restricted by conventional fire barrier penetration limits. Typical applications include atriums, interconnected floor plates, corridors, and architectural feature spaces where designers seek to maintain visual openness while complying with fire wall and fire barrier requirements.

Not intended to function as a traditional swinging, sliding, or rolling fire door and should not be used where a permanent, non-deployable fire wall is required by the project design. Use is limited to applications that match the tested ASTM E119/UL 263 wall assembly configuration, including approved heights, widths, and installation details.

Deployable fabric fire curtain system for horizontal opening protection, UL 10B–listed for up to two hours with hose stream, providing fire and smoke compartmentation through floor and ceiling voids. Gravity fail-safe operation ensures automatic deployment upon alarm or power loss; lightweight fiberglass and stainless steel fabric assembly is housed in a concealed steel head box with steel side guides, reducing structural support demands.

Use to protect large horizontal openings where smoke and fire could otherwise migrate vertically through a building. Typical applications include atrium openings, interstitial floor openings, stair and escalator penetrations, skylight openings, and ceiling voids requiring horizontal fire separation. The horizontal fire curtain is often incorporated as part of a smoke control strategy to reduce or eliminate mechanical smoke evacuation systems while maintaining architectural openness and code-compliant compartmentation.

Not intended to serve as a fire-resistance–rated wall or a conventional swinging or rolling fire door. Use is limited to horizontal applications that conform to the tested UL 10B hose stream assembly, including approved spans, lengths, and mounting configurations.

Electrically raised and held, fail safe controlled gravity descent, UL 10B tested with 1, 2, or 3 hour, hose stream rated smoke and fire control fabric curtain. Available with multiple egress options.

Protect openings in fire rated walls. Exposed and multiple concealed head box mounting details with exposed, flush, and inset jamb details. Use in place of traditional coiling steel fire doors.

Head box height ranges from 9 to 12 inches. Fire alarm system connection required. Remotely mounted electrical disconnect and control panel provides 24 volt power.

Fusible link–activated opening protective, UL 10B–listed for 90- or 180-minute fire-resistance ratings with hose stream, providing gravity-deployed fire separation without electrical power. Lightweight fiberglass and stainless steel fabric curtain is housed in a concealed head box with slim recessed side guides, replacing traditional coiling steel fire shutters while reducing structural support requirements and eliminating exposed motors or mechanical components.

Use to protect window openings and other vulnerable wall penetrations within fire walls and fire barrier walls where a manual or fusible link–activated fire shutter is permitted. Typical applications include service counters, interior windows, rated wall openings, and locations where electrical power is unavailable or undesirable.

Not intended for use where powered or electronically controlled deployment is required or where an automatically resetting motorized system is mandated. Use is limited to applications that match the tested UL 10B hose stream opening protective configurations and approved fire rating durations. The product should not be used as a fire-resistance–rated wall assembly or in conditions that prevent proper gravity deployment, fusible link operation, or guide concealment.

Fusible link held, fail safe controlled gravity descent, UL 10D tested with 1 or 3 hour, smoke and fire control fabric curtain.

Protect openings in fire rated walls not requiring egress. Exposed and concealed head box mounting details with exposed, flush, and inset jamb details.

Head box height 7 inches minimum. Manual reset ager deployment.

Fixed, permanently exposed, smoke control fabric curtain suspended from structure.

Provide smoke containment for effective evacuation. Unlimited width with fixed height.

Minimize structure and penetration interference for smoke control effectiveness.

Electrically raised and held, fail safe controlled gravity descent, UL 10D tested 3 hour rated, smoke and fire control, fabric curtain.

Area separation curtain for horizontal openings at ceilings, atria, stairs and skylights. Above and under slab mounting with head and tail boxes and side guide rails.

Sizes up to 26 feet wide by 33 feet long. Fire alarm system connection required. Remotely mounted electrical disconnect and control panel provides 24 volt power.

Concealed, code-compliant door assembly with self-closing operation and electrically controlled hold-open devices that release upon smoke detector activation, providing fire and smoke separation for stair shafts, cut-off, and area separation applications. Concealed hinges, pocketed closers, and flush panic or push-pad hardware eliminate exposed components, with factory-applied finishes supporting seamless architectural integration.

Use at stair shafts, cut-off locations, and area separation openings where code-compliant self-closing and smoke-activated release functions are required. Typical applications include commercial, institutional, and multi-story buildings where designers seek substantial, durable doors that integrate seamlessly into interior environments. The system is well suited for projects prioritizing both life-safety performance and architectural continuity without exposed door hardware.

Not intended for applications where exposed surface hardware or non-concealed components are required by design intent. Use is limited to installations that comply with applicable fire and life-safety code provisions governing self-closing and electrically held-open doors. The system should not be used where site conditions prevent proper integration of concealed hardware, electrical coordination with smoke detection systems, or required door operation clearances.

UL 10C positive-pressure fire-rated integrated door system, listed for up to three hours with 20-, 45-, 60-, 90-, and 180-minute fire labels and optional temperature rise rating. Custom fabricated in 1/16-inch increments to accommodate single doors and uneven pairs, the system eliminates traditional vertical rods, astragals, coordinators, floor strikes, and flush bolts, improving reliability, security, and aesthetics. Available with concealed hardware options, flush panic or push-pad devices, multiple latch configurations, and factory-applied architectural finishes, the system provides a durable fire door solution for demanding commercial and institutional applications.

Use in assembly occupancies such as meeting rooms, theaters, auditoriums, lecture halls, and similar spaces where doors are subject to frequent use and high occupant loads. Typical applications include cultural, educational, civic, and commercial facilities that require dependable egress hardware, controlled access, and minimal operational noise. The system supports projects seeking integrated door assemblies that balance life-safety compliance with architectural and acoustic performance.

Not intended for applications requiring site-assembled or multi-manufacturer door components. Use is limited to projects where openings can be coordinated early to accommodate factory-assembled delivery, integrated hardware, and electronic locking functions. The system should not be specified where field modification, exposed hardware, or non-integrated door assemblies are required by the project design or procurement strategy.

Factory-assembled, UL-listed fire-rated integrated door system, IBC-compliant for cross-corridor and area separation applications. Concealed hinges, pocketed closers, and flush panic or push-pad hardware provide required egress and fire protection without exposed components.

Use at cross corridor and area separation locations requiring fire-rated door assemblies to compartmentalize interior spaces and control the spread of fire and smoke. Typical applications include healthcare corridors, institutional buildings, educational facilities, and commercial environments with high occupant loads and frequent door operation. The system supports projects requiring durable, code-compliant fire doors with minimal visual impact and coordinated life-safety performance.

Not intended for applications requiring site-assembled or multi-manufacturer door components. Use is limited to installations where openings can be coordinated early to accommodate factory-assembled delivery, integrated hardware, and tested fire-rated configurations. The system should not be specified where field modification, exposed surface-mounted hardware, or non-integrated door assemblies are required by the project design or procurement strategy.

Factory-assembled, integrated door system for elevator lobby applications, IBC-compliant and engineered as a coordinated unit for consistent performance and durability. Concealed and integrated hardware options maintain required functionality while providing a seamless architectural appearance.

Use in elevator lobbies within commercial, institutional, residential, and mixed-use buildings where high traffic, durability, and architectural consistency are essential. Typical applications include office buildings, healthcare facilities, educational campuses, hospitality projects, and multi-family developments seeking a coordinated door solution that supports long-term reliability and clean design lines. The system is well suited for projects prioritizing lifecycle performance, reduced maintenance, and streamlined installation.

Not intended for applications requiring site-assembled or multi-manufacturer door components. Use is limited to projects where door openings can be coordinated early to accommodate factory-assembled delivery and installation requirements. The system should not be specified where field modification, mixed hardware sourcing, or non-integrated door assemblies are required by the project design or procurement strategy.

Factory-assembled, integrated door system for elevator shaft smoke containment, UL 10C–listed for up to three hours and UL 1784–compliant for air leakage. Single-manufacturer, preassembled construction reduces installation variability while flush push-pad or panic hardware and custom finishes provide clean, code-compliant performance in prominent interior locations.

Use at elevator shaft openings where smoke containment, fire protection, and code compliance are required without sacrificing architectural quality. Typical applications include commercial, institutional, healthcare, residential, and mixed-use buildings with elevator lobbies or zero-clearance vestibule conditions. The system is well suited for projects seeking a compact, integrated solution that supports ADA compliance, smoke control strategies, and efficient space planning.

Not intended for applications requiring site-assembled or multi-manufacturer door components. Use is limited to projects where openings can be coordinated early to accommodate factory-assembled delivery, custom sizes, and finishes. The system should not be specified where field modification, mixed hardware sourcing, or non-integrated door assemblies are required by the project design or procurement strategy.

High use/abuse, UL 10C positive-pressure fire-rated integrated door system, listed for up to three hours with 20-, 45-, 60-, 90-, and 180-minute fire labels and optional temperature rise rating. Custom fabricated in 1/16-inch increments to accommodate single doors and uneven pairs, with durable steel construction, architectural finish options, lite kits, and factory-assembled kick plates for demanding commercial and institutional applications.

Use in facilities subject to heavy traffic, high impact, or elevated security demands. Typical applications include hospitals and healthcare facilities, motor-operated and security-controlled doors, stairwells, primary entry doors, schools, theaters, conference rooms, ballrooms, and other high-occupancy or high-use spaces. The system is well suited for projects where abuse resistance, long-term durability, and reduced maintenance are critical design criteria.

Not intended for applications requiring site-assembled or multi-manufacturer door components. Use is limited to projects where door openings can be coordinated early to accommodate factory-assembled delivery and reinforced construction options. The system should not be specified where lightweight or non-integrated door assemblies are required, or where field modification and mixed hardware sourcing are anticipated by the project design or procurement strategy.

Factory-assembled, fully integrated door system custom-engineered per opening, with coordinated single-manufacturer components designed to function as a unified assembly. High-cycle construction improves durability, reduces field variability, and supports long-term performance with factory-trained service support.

Use in high-traffic and demanding environments where door reliability, lifecycle performance, and reduced maintenance are critical. Typical applications include healthcare, education, transportation, commercial, and institutional facilities where doors experience frequent operation and must perform consistently over millions of cycles. Well suited for projects seeking faster installation, improved quality control, and a single-source integrated door solution.

Not intended for applications requiring site-assembled or multi-manufacturer door components. Use is limited to projects where openings can be coordinated early to accommodate factory-assembled delivery and installation requirements. The system should not be specified where field modification, mixed hardware sourcing, or non-integrated door assemblies are required by the project design or procurement strategy.

Factory-assembled, integrated door system custom-fitted per opening, eliminating vertical rods, astragals, coordinators, floor strikes, and flush bolts to improve reliability and reduce maintenance. Fire-rated configurations for large openings with concealed latching and flush panic or push-pad hardware provide durable, tamper-resistant performance in high-use applications.

Use in hospitals, medical centers, laboratories, and healthcare facilities where durability, reliability, and life-safety performance are essential. Typical applications include patient care areas, corridors, procedure rooms, support spaces, and other interior or exterior locations requiring single or paired fire-rated doors. The system is suitable for both new construction and retrofit projects where coordinated hardware, concealed components, and consistent performance are priorities.

Not intended for applications requiring site-assembled or multi-manufacturer door components. Use is limited to projects where door openings can be coordinated early to accommodate factory-assembled delivery, integrated latching configurations, and fire-rated size limitations. The system should not be specified where field modification, exposed hardware, or non-integrated door assemblies are required by the project design, operational needs, or procurement strategy.

Factory-assembled, integrated fire door system for stair enclosure applications, providing enhanced occupant protection with a maximum 450°F temperature rise at 30 minutes and low smoke leakage performance. Available with 90- or 180-minute UL 10C positive-pressure fire ratings, the single-manufacturer, preassembled system supports life-safety and security requirements with low-profile hardware and optional integrated electronic locking.

Use at stairwell and exit enclosure openings in commercial, institutional, residential, and mixed-use buildings where temperature rise limitations and smoke control are critical to safe egress. Typical applications include high-rise buildings, healthcare facilities, educational campuses, and occupancies requiring protected stair enclosures with reliable fire and smoke performance. The system is suited for projects seeking a code-compliant, integrated stairwell door that balances life safety, durability, and architectural coordination.

Not intended for applications requiring site-assembled or multi-manufacturer door components. Use is limited to installations where openings can be coordinated early to accommodate factory-assembled delivery, integrated hardware, and tested temperature-rise and fire-rated configurations. The system should not be specified where field modification, exposed surface hardware, or non-integrated door assemblies are required by the project design or procurement strategy.

Accordion-style opening protective fire curtain system, UL 10B–listed for up to four-hour fire-resistance ratings, providing smoke and fire separation for large or irregular openings without columns or corner posts. Fire-rated fiberglass fabric folds into a compact concealed head box with finished bottom tray, creating atrium, stairwell, and escalator smoke and fire barriers that remain virtually invisible until deployment.