Today, fire-rated glazed partitions have become a standard in interior design. Architects incorporate them as an option of choice both in modern office spaces and in classical interior designs. The installation systems used in glazed partitioning have evolved immensely over the last few years, from solid frames and sections to almost invisible edge framing in tandem with silicone joints.
Satin glass is characterised by its delicate matte finish producing a translucent effect. Developing our new POLFLAM product, we have successfully implemented new solutions to overcome technological barriers. The satinated side of the glass panel faces the inside of the glazing unit and is in contact with the fire-resistant hydrogel interlayer. Therefore, it is not exposed to dirt or to potential scratching.
Wood is the noblest material used in the production of window and door joinery. It is currently experiencing a real renaissance. Thanks to modern technology, it can also be used in many parts where fire resistance is required.
POLFLAM® fire-resistant glass can be combined with wood in various ways.
Ceilings are undoubtedly one of the most difficult challenges which the manufacturer of fire resistant glass faces. This is due to the fact that glass used in ceilings has, in an incident of fire, to endure in extreme conditions, while bearing loads. At the same time, the market demand for this product is huge.
POLFLAM F glass has a load-bearing capacity of up to 5 kN / m2. It is available in three fire resistance classes: REI 30, 45 and 60. Therefore, in the event of fire, it ensures complete safety of evacuation within the time limit required by law – 30, 45 or 60 min.
Baltisse has completed the acquisition of POLFLAM, a Polish fire-resistant glass manufacturer rapidly expanding across Europe. The selling shareholders were the two founders, Maciej Szamborski and Wojciech Wilczak, and Syntaxis Capital, a private debt and growth capital investor.
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