Tubelite Inc.’s ForceFront Storm hurricane/impact architectural entrance door systems offer an expanded choice of approved hardware. These new door systems are suited for low- and mid-rise buildings in regions with hurricanes and storms. Engineered for compliance with HVHZ Wind Zone 3, large missile impact, these door systems also meet large missile impact glazing requirements for C, D, and E missile per Testing Application Standard 201 and ASTM E1886-13a and E1996-17. 
 

Consolidated Glass Holdings released Accessgard security glazing. Tested to nationally recognized detention standards, Accessgard is a laminated security glass featuring a proprietary interlayer that’s designed to withstand extensive physical attack from various weapons for six to 17 minutes in a forced-entry scenario. Available for monolithic constructions and insulating glass units in new and retrofit applications, Accessgard can be used in ground floor areas, entryways, meeting and conference rooms, and other areas with security concerns. 
 

Consolidated Glass Holdings released Accessgard security glazing. Tested to nationally recognized detention standards, Accessgard is a laminated security glass featuring a proprietary interlayer that’s designed to withstand extensive physical attack from various weapons for six to 17 minutes in a forced-entry scenario. Available for monolithic constructions and insulating glass units in new and retrofit applications, Accessgard can be used in ground floor areas, entryways, meeting and conference rooms, and other areas with security concerns. 
 

Consolidated Glass Holdings released Accessgard security glazing. Tested to nationally recognized detention standards, Accessgard is a laminated security glass featuring a proprietary interlayer that’s designed to withstand extensive physical attack from various weapons for six to 17 minutes in a forced-entry scenario. Available for monolithic constructions and insulating glass units in new and retrofit applications, Accessgard can be used in ground floor areas, entryways, meeting and conference rooms, and other areas with security concerns.