Yes, Antifires fire rated glass is specifically engineered to meet the fire resistance requirements of the National Building Code of India 2016 (NBC 2016), which is enforced by the Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) for high-rise residential buildings. Products such as the 28mm EI60 panel and the 26mm door glass are tested to provide both integrity and insulation for up to 60 minutes, complying with standards like IS 5509 and IS 3614. These ratings ensure that the glass assemblies can effectively contain fire and limit heat transfer, which is critical for safe egress and compartmentation in multi-story structures. All products are supplied with third-party test reports from accredited Indian laboratories, providing the necessary documentation for building plan approval in Surat.
Lead times for delivering fire rated doors and windows to Surat typically range from 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the product specification and order volume. Antifires coordinates with reliable logistics partners to ensure timely delivery to project sites across Gujarat. In addition to product supply, Antifires provides comprehensive installation support, including on-site technical guidance and detailed installation manuals. This support covers critical aspects such as frame anchoring (using M6/M8 bolts at 300-600mm spacing), sealant application (ceramic wool and intumescent seals), and expansion gap management (3-5mm filled with ceramic fiber). For complex projects, a Surat-based technical consultation can be arranged to ensure proper system integration.
Antifires ensures its products resist humidity and chemical exposure common in Surat’s industrial zones through robust material selection and construction. The multi-layered laminated glass structures use intumescent gel interlayers that are sealed within tempered glass panes, preventing moisture ingress and chemical attack. The frames are constructed from G.M.S. hollow steel sections, which are inherently corrosion-resistant, and all seals (ceramic wool, intumescent tapes) are chosen for their durability in harsh environments. Furthermore, the entire assembly is tested under controlled conditions (27°C–36°C, 43%–90% relative humidity) that simulate real-world exposure. This ensures that the fire performance, including integrity and insulation ratings, remains reliable over the building’s lifespan, even in Surat’s challenging coastal and industrial conditions.