Glazing contractor PGS Glass has partnered with passive fire protection specialist Promat UK to provide fire resistant screens and fire doors for a project involving the conversion of a disused listed building into a new travel centre for Trailfinders.

Glazing contractor PGS Glass has partnered with passive fire protection specialist Promat UK to provide fire resistant screens and fire doors for a project involving the conversion of a disused listed building into a new travel centre for Trailfinders.

Glazing contractor PGS Glass has partnered with passive fire protection specialist Promat UK to provide fire resistant screens and fire doors for a project involving the conversion of a disused listed building into a new travel centre for Trailfinders.

Glazing contractor PGS Glass has partnered with passive fire protection specialist Promat UK to provide fire resistant screens and fire doors for a project involving the conversion of a disused listed building into a new travel centre for Trailfinders.

Glazing contractor PGS Glass has partnered with passive fire protection specialist Promat UK to provide fire resistant screens and fire doors for a project involving the conversion of a disused listed building into a new travel centre for Trailfinders.

Glazing contractor PGS Glass has partnered with passive fire protection specialist Promat UK to provide fire resistant screens and fire doors for a project involving the conversion of a disused listed building into a new travel centre for Trailfinders.

Sun tunnels, which are also referred to as sun pipes, sun tubes or light tubes, are increasingly being recognised for their sustainability benefits. This is primarily due to the way they enable plenty of natural light to be introduced into a building and reduce the need for artificial light generated by electricity.

Sun tunnels, which are also referred to as sun pipes, sun tubes or light tubes, are increasingly being recognised for their sustainability benefits. This is primarily due to the way they enable plenty of natural light to be introduced into a building and reduce the need for artificial light generated by electricity.

Sun tunnels, which are also referred to as sun pipes, sun tubes or light tubes, are increasingly being recognised for their sustainability benefits. This is primarily due to the way they enable plenty of natural light to be introduced into a building and reduce the need for artificial light generated by electricity.

Sun tunnels, which are also referred to as sun pipes, sun tubes or light tubes, are increasingly being recognised for their sustainability benefits. This is primarily due to the way they enable plenty of natural light to be introduced into a building and reduce the need for artificial light generated by electricity.

Sun tunnels, which are also referred to as sun pipes, sun tubes or light tubes, are increasingly being recognised for their sustainability benefits. This is primarily due to the way they enable plenty of natural light to be introduced into a building and reduce the need for artificial light generated by electricity.

Sun tunnels, which are also referred to as sun pipes, sun tubes or light tubes, are increasingly being recognised for their sustainability benefits. This is primarily due to the way they enable plenty of natural light to be introduced into a building and reduce the need for artificial light generated by electricity.

Fire resistant glazing and fire-rated glass door-sets manufactured by Promat UK have been installed to provide assured passive fire protection whilst maintaining high levels of natural light in key communal areas within a major new build-to-rent (BTR) development in South Yorkshire.

Fire resistant glazing and fire-rated glass door-sets manufactured by Promat UK have been installed to provide assured passive fire protection whilst maintaining high levels of natural light in key communal areas within a major new build-to-rent (BTR) development in South Yorkshire.

Fire resistant glazing and fire-rated glass door-sets manufactured by Promat UK have been installed to provide assured passive fire protection whilst maintaining high levels of natural light in key communal areas within a major new build-to-rent (BTR) development in South Yorkshire.

Fire resistant glazing and fire-rated glass door-sets manufactured by Promat UK have been installed to provide assured passive fire protection whilst maintaining high levels of natural light in key communal areas within a major new build-to-rent (BTR) development in South Yorkshire.

Fire resistant glazing and fire-rated glass door-sets manufactured by Promat UK have been installed to provide assured passive fire protection whilst maintaining high levels of natural light in key communal areas within a major new build-to-rent (BTR) development in South Yorkshire.

Fire resistant glazing and fire-rated glass door-sets manufactured by Promat UK have been installed to provide assured passive fire protection whilst maintaining high levels of natural light in key communal areas within a major new build-to-rent (BTR) development in South Yorkshire.

Modern interiors are often characterised by clean sightlines, minimal clutter and plenty of natural light, so it is no surprise that interior glazing with a virtually frameless look has grown in popularity in recent years.

Modern interiors are often characterised by clean sightlines, minimal clutter and plenty of natural light, so it is no surprise that interior glazing with a virtually frameless look has grown in popularity in recent years.

Modern interiors are often characterised by clean sightlines, minimal clutter and plenty of natural light, so it is no surprise that interior glazing with a virtually frameless look has grown in popularity in recent years.

Modern interiors are often characterised by clean sightlines, minimal clutter and plenty of natural light, so it is no surprise that interior glazing with a virtually frameless look has grown in popularity in recent years.

Modern interiors are often characterised by clean sightlines, minimal clutter and plenty of natural light, so it is no surprise that interior glazing with a virtually frameless look has grown in popularity in recent years.

Modern interiors are often characterised by clean sightlines, minimal clutter and plenty of natural light, so it is no surprise that interior glazing with a virtually frameless look has grown in popularity in recent years.

Advances in fire resistant glazing have enabled modern performance expectations to be applied to architecturally sensitive and listed buildings as a variety of Promat SYSTEMGLAS® projects demonstrate.