We now stock the Pilkington range of fire-resistant glass which offers various levels of protection, which is measured in terms of Integrity (the time the glass remains intact in a fire) and Insulation (the amount the glass will limit the temperature rise on the non-fire side).
PyrostopTM - A clear multi-laminated glass, offering up to 120 minutes Integrity and Insulation in suitable glazing systems.
PyrodurTM - A clear glass which uses laminated intumescent layers to combine Integrity and partial Insulation. Available in 10 & 13mm thicknesses containing two intumescent layers and one safety impact protection layer.
Pyrodur PlusTM - A clear glass which uses laminated intumescent layers to combine Integrity and partial Insulation. Ideal for internal glazing applications, 7mm thickness containing a specially designed intumescent layer.
PyroshieldTM- A monolithic, wired glass providing Integrity fire protection, even in soft wood frames.
Our Waterjet Cutting Technology can produce complex shapes, quickly and accurately from any thickness of multi-laminate. This means short lead times even for thicker products.
Contact our Customer Service Team
Please contact our Customer Service Team on 0161 946 8088 or email fire@floatglass.co.uk for full details of our glass range.
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Fire Resistant Glass 
We now stock the Pilkington range of fire-resistant glass which offers various levels of protection, which is measured in terms of Integrity (the time the glass remains intact in a fire) and Insulation (the amount the glass will limit the temperature rise on the non-fire side).
Glass Range Overview