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CPAD Brochure
The Clinician Patient Access Device is a better solution for passing temporary patient services through corridor walls.
View PDFE Wrap Tri Fold
E-Wrap Endothermic Wrap is the ideal solution for fire protection of critical circuits and infrastructure such as fire pumps, signaling equipment, elevators, alarms, process control equipment, or Emergency Responder Communications Enhancement Systems (ERCES).
View PDFEZ Path Logical Choice
EZ-Path saves time, money, and resources by removing ongoing downstream costs.
View PDFEZ Path Retrofit Device Brochure
Our complete brochure for the EZ-Path Retrofit Device.
View PDFFirestop Solutions for Modular Construction
Specified Technologies is working hard to develop solutions designed to take advantage of the efficiencies of the factory built environment while achieving a robust design to overcome the rigors of transportation and final assembly. We routinely work with modular design teams to resolve project-specific firestop issues in the design phase and value your input to achieve ideal solutions to meet your needs.
View PDFInterior Finish Brochure
We understand the nuances of firestopping head-of-wall joints and other joint systems installed into or between wall systems. We offer flexible joint sealants and sprays or gasket materials that allow for dynamic movement.
View PDFSTI Perimeter Fire Containment Systems
STI is dedicated to providing our clients and partners with the industry's most advanced cost-effective solutions for perimeter fire barrier systems.
View PDFSTI User Guide
The perfect brochure to use as a reference tool for any STI Product on the market.
View PDFSTI User Guide International
Our complete product brochure designed for international markets.
View PDFWood Frame Brochure
STI's Wood Frame fire & smoke products.
View PDFWood Frame Tri Fold
The terms firestop and fireblock are very similar sounding, but there are critical differences between these two practices. Here are the major differences.
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