The perfect combination of design and security
Clients today want brighter rooms that are flooded with light. Accordingly, the trend is for floor-to-ceiling window units, the safety barrier loading capacity of which is regulated by standards and directives.
Safety barriers – An overview of the options
Schüco has three attractive options that not only provide first-class protection, but can also be integrated into the façade design. Glass safety barriers keep the view to the outside clear and do not affect the appearance of the façade as they are barely visible. In contrast to this, the bar safety barrier or a combination of glass and bar safety barrier set individual accents on the façade. Tubes with various diameters and flexible distances between the bars allow for many different design options. The one thing all of the different options have in common is that they meet the statutory security specifications.
Glass safety barrier
The transparent glass safety barrier is barely visible and allows a clear view to the outside without compromising the harmonious external appearance of the façade.
- Glass thicknesses from 10 to 16 mm
Bar safety barrier
The flexible choice of distances between bars, as well as the possibility of using and combining round tubes and bars with different diameters, opens up many design possibilities and sets individual accents in the façade.
- Bar diameter of 12 to 35 mm
Combination of glass and bar safety barrier
Combining glass and bar safety barriers also allows for individual façade accents.
Be on the safe side
Schüco safety barrier systems allow a wide range of demands from architects and clients to be fulfilled. For both newbuilds and renovations of existing buildings, safety barriers from Schüco can be used to help create floor-to-ceiling window units with the most sophisticated designs.
