EN 13501-2
EI Fire Resistant Glass
Offers protection for both integrity and insulation. Available for fire resistant durations of 30, 60, 90 & 120 minutes, in interior and exterior specifications.
Jaden Glass Ltd
Security in Glass
Suppliers of EI fire resistant glass to EN 13501-2 and ballistic glass to BS EN 1063.
Our products
Two specialist glass ranges
Certified security glazing for fire protection and ballistic resistance.
BS EN 1063
Ballistic Glass
Rated from BR1 to BR7, plus SG1 and SG2 for shotguns, with spall (S) and no spall (NS) categories. Multi-layer glass and polycarbonate construction with PVB interlayers.
About Jaden Glass
Founded by Denis Wright
Denis Wright, the CEO and owner of Jaden Glass, founded Wright Style Ltd, the Devizes based company, in 1996.
The company supplied systems and products on a global basis, for specialist applications that only steel-based products could achieve. Over a period of 25 years, the company designed and tested steel glazing systems, for fire, blast, and ballistic requirements, and became a major international supplier, with a vast wealth of expertise in security glazing systems.
This wealth of knowledge is now being used for the supply of specialist glass to the industry.
Applications
Where EI fire resistant glass is used
Fire compartmentation without solid walls. EI glass holds the line for 30 to 120 minutes while keeping the daylight and the sight lines that made the space worth designing.
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Escape routes
Keeps protected escape corridors clear of flame, heat and smoke while staying transparent.
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Corridors
Glazed corridor screens that hold back fire without closing off daylight and sight lines.
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Office partitions
Fire rated partitions that divide open plan floors without losing the open feel.
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Stairwells
Enclosed stair cores stay usable as a protected route during an evacuation.
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Doors & windows
Vision panels, doorsets and windows glazed to the same fire rating as the wall around them.
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Curtain walling
Exterior EI ISO units for facades that need fire performance alongside insulation.
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Atriums
Large glazed voids compartmented floor by floor without visual barriers.
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Shopfronts & facades
Street-facing glazing where fire separation from neighbouring units is required.
Applications
Where ballistic glass is used
Wherever staff meet the public across a counter, or a building's entrance is its weakest point. Each of these calls for a different level under BS EN 1063, so tell us what you are protecting against and we will match the rating to it.
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Banks & cash handling
Counter screens and teller positions where staff face the public.
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Police & custody suites
Front desks, interview rooms and custody areas needing a rated barrier.
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Embassies & government
Entrances and reception glazing for buildings with an elevated threat level.
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Gatehouses & guard posts
Glazed guard positions at site entrances and perimeter checkpoints.
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Jewellers & high-value retail
Shopfronts and display cases that resist attack without hiding the goods.
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Reception & interview screens
Discreet protection for staff in public-facing offices and clinics.
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Control rooms
Secure observation glazing for security, utilities and transport control rooms.
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Fuel stations & kiosks
Night-pay windows and kiosks that stay open late with a single operator.
Talk to us about your project
Email info@jadenglass.com or call +44 (0)777 962 8185.