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Why Do You Need To Plan For Your Windows?
Discover a wide variety of window design resources from expert sources throughout the US
Engineering planning is needed for windows to protect against things like head/cold, fire, impact debris, wind, flood, and even seismic conditions.
Windows are typically tested to meet rigorous state & national standards before installation. Some windows receive product approval from evaluation services like the ICC, Miami Dade, Florida, Texas, IAPMO, and ADA standards to name a few.
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EGRESS WINDOWS
Egress is the ability to exit via a window during a hazardous condition such as fire, storm, etc.
Here’s an article from Building Code Trainer explaining window egress requirements.
FIRE-RATED WINDOWS
Fire-rated windows & doors are typically needed in public & commercial facilities such as schools, hospitals, etc. They go through an intense manufacturing & testing process to receive a rating (in minutes of fire exposure, such as 20/45/60/120 minutes) before they are installed. Safti-First publishes as helpful article on the topic
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