Fire Rated Glazing Helps Historic University Preserve its Past
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The new Robert B. Aikens Commons at the University of Michigan Law School was built on an unused grassy courtyard between Hutchins Hall and the legal research building. The proximity of the new common area to historic Hutchins Hall posed a unique challenge. The building code required a 2 hour fire rated barrier between them. The architects specified SuperLite® II-XL 120, a clear, fire resistive glazing product that meets the ASTM E-119 wall standard for up to 2 hours.
Products featured in this case study
View all products (16)GPX® Architectural Series - fire rated wall, fire rated opening
SuperLite® II-XL 120 - Fire rated glass, fire rated wall
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