Swinging Fire Doors: Glass and Glazing in Door Assemblies

Recorded on October 29, 2019.

Do you know which types of glass and glazing materials are permitted in swinging fire door assemblies, especially in older existing doors? It can be confusing at times. Is wire glass permitted in today’s swinging fire doors? Is wire glass permitted to be used in non-fire rated doors? When are markings required on glass and glazing materials? Which glass and glazing materials meet the requirements for impact-resistance? Is wire glass permitted to be used in older existing doors? This webinar answers these questions (and more).

Knowing the code and standard requirements for glass and glazing materials used in swinging fire door assemblies is important. NFPA 80, Standard for Fire Doors and Other Opening Protectives contains provisions for fire protection-rated and fire resistance-rated glass and glazing materials.

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