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Vetrotech Saint-Gobain (Switzerland)

CONTRAFLAM fire glass, and Switzerland's only approved smoke curtain.

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The Flamatt headquarters of Saint-Gobain’s fire-glass business, holding 11 live VKF recognitions for vertical fire-rated glazing. It is the international home of the CONTRAFLAM range that the group’s national arms manufacture and supply, and its Swiss approvals are the ones Swiss specifiers cite. It also holds VKF 27567 in Untergruppe 803 Rauchschürzen — the only smoke-curtain approval in the entire Swiss register, which is why the smoke-curtain subcategory is carried here rather than in ch/smoke-management.exs. Listed separately from the group’s UK manufacturing arm, which holds Certifire approvals against a different scheme.

Sectors & projects
  • Commercial offices
  • Hotels & hospitality
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Public & civic
  • Transport
  • Sport, leisure & culture

  • Education

    HiLo NEST Schweiz

    Dübendorf

    Supplied CONTRAFLAM 30 Climatop fire-resistant glazing for curved facade

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  • Transport

    Gare EOLE Porte Maillot

    Paris, France

    Fire-rated glass facades, doors and partitions

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    Posten Moderne

    Trondheim, Norway

    Steel-framed fire-protection glazing

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  • Hotels & hospitality

    Hotel des Douanes – Bruxelles

    Brussels, Belgium

    CONTRAFLAM fire-resistant glass doors and fire-rated partitions

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    David Zwirner Paris Gallery

    Paris, France

    Fire-resistant glass roof

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Projects as published on Vetrotech Saint-Gobain (Switzerland)'s own website.

Specialisms
Fire-rated glazing Smoke curtains & barriers
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