Pyroguard has successfully completed fire testing of its Protect T-EW30/13-1 VF glass within the Jansen Economy 50 steel door system, offering a fully approved solution that combines fire protection with attack resistance in a single system. The tests, conducted at Warringtonfire UK, confirm that the combination meets stringent European standards for both fire performance and security.
The test scope included doors constructed with Pyroguard Protect T-EW30/13-1 VF glass, covering resistance classes P1A through P4A, installed in the Jansen Economy 50 steel door system, supported by plasterboard wall structures. This rigorous testing ensures that the doors deliver both EW30 fire resistance, providing up to 30 minutes of integrity and insulation under fire conditions, and high-level anti-attack protection, safeguarding against forced entry attempts.
This development addresses a growing market demand for multi-functional door systems that meet dual requirements for safety and security. By combining fire performance with attack resistance in one tested and certified solution, Pyroguard Protect T-EW30/13-1 VF glass in the Jansen Economy 50 door system provides architects, specifiers, and building owners with a reliable, compliant, and high-performance solution for both commercial and residential applications.
The achievement reinforces Pyroguard’s commitment to innovation and safety in glazing solutions, offering doors that not only prevent the spread of fire but also enhance security without compromising design flexibility. This fully compliant system now stands as a benchmark for durable, multifunctional door performance in line with European Standard EN 356. 
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Source: Pyroguard with additional information added by Glass Balkan
