STI is the global leader in developing perimeter fire barrier systems for sealing the void area between a fire-rated floor and non-rated exterior wall.
We are excited to introduce the firestop industry’s first perimeter fire containment system for valance insulated panel, non-backpan designs. This cutting-edge design listing is a cost-effective, “all vision glass solution” that can be installed in the shop or on-site or as a new install method for traditional insulated spandrel areas.
Perimeter fire containment systems are tested according to ASTM E2307, "Standard Test Method for Determining Fire Resistance of Perimeter Fire Barriers Using Intermediate-Scale, Multi-Story Test Apparatus (ISMA)".
The ISMA structure is a two-story furnace that subjects a perimeter fire containment system to fire exposure from two sides simultaneously
With more than 100 years of experience testing for fire resistance, UL offers easy code acceptance by AHJs, building owners, and architects.
With 106 individually tested and UL Certified solutions for a multitude of façade types, we are the leader in offering UL Certified solutions and have more testing than all other listed manufacturers combined at UL.
One published design listing covers insulated spandrel panel, valance insulated panel, and zero spandrel/all vision glass designs that can be field or shop installed!
Learn MoreSTI manufactures two grades of elastomeric firestop coatings:
The Quick Clip™ Perimeter Fire Containment System is designed to accelerate the installation of curtain wall spandrel insulation. The system's unique U-brackets clip onto mullions without screws to support the curtain wall insulation. Self-locking fasteners secure the insulation panels in place.
We worked with UL® to devise a method to evaluate curtain wall connection protection. We conducted fire tests to evaluate and compare the connection protection concept to traditional fire protection materials. This included spray-applied fire-resistive materials (SFRM), which resulted in the establishment of the XHDI category for “Accessories for Perimeter Fire Systems,” and the publication of specific systems within the XHDG category.