Fire-Rated Glass

Built to Perform

At Invicta Glass, we supply fire rated glass cut to size, supporting commercial, public and residential projects across Kent. Our fire-resistant glazing solutions are designed to help slow the spread of fire and smoke while maintaining visibility, light and architectural intent.

We focus on specialist fire glass supply only, working with contractors, developers, architects and building professionals to ensure each panel meets the required fire rating and specification.
Our Pyro Glass

Engineered For Fire Protection

Material

Pilkington / Pyroguard

Max Size

Up to 1,800mm × 3,500 mm

Thickness Options

7mm / 10mm / 13mm / 18mm+

Fire Ratings

30, 60, 90 and
120-minute

Safety

BS EN 13501
& EN 1364

Applications

Doors, Partitions
& Stairwells

Why Choose Our Pyro Glass

Custom Fit: Get the exact size you need — no compromises.

Better Quality: Pilkington glass offers brighter reflection and longer lifespan than cheaper alternatives.

Safe & Reliable: Optional safety backing makes mirrors safer for homes, gyms and public spaces.

Finishing Options: Choose from polished or bevelled edges for a clean, professional look.

Certified Fire Glass, Made To Order

Send us your drawing or dimensions along with required fire rating. Our team will propose a fire-rated solution that balances protection and design — all fully costed and ready to review.

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Types / Ratings of Pyro Glass

  • EI30 – 30 minutes fire resistance for walls, partitions, doors

  • EI60 – 60 minutes of protection for higher-risk zones

  • E30 / EW30 – integrity (with or without insulation protection)

  • Other Composites – laminated + fire glass, glazed systems designed to higher performance

Applications for Fire-Rated Glass

Safety in Sight

You’ll find pyro glass in critical building areas that require fire-resistance. Around stair cores, between zones, in glazing next to fire doors and in any split-level or compartmentalised layout where light and safety must coexist.

Fire Doors

Used in glazed fire doors to maintain visibility while preventing flames and smoke from spreading.

Corridors

Keeping escape routes protected, providing safety and light during emergencies.

Kitchens

Ideal for restaurants and catering environments where heat and fire risk are high.

Public Buildings

Found in hotels, schools, offices, and retail spaces to meet building regulations for fire safety.