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Zoneworks: TZF insulated curtain wall

Insulated curtain wall provides enhanced fire resistance

Zoneworks: TZF insulated curtain wall

Featuring internal carbon fiber construction, the TZF insulated curtain by Zoneworks wall offers enhanced flame resistance, limits smoke and fire spread, and meets NFPA Class A standards.

Intended for applications where temperature separation or control with some fire resistance is desired or required, the curtain provides a highly flexible and adaptable system for quick, easy partitioning of large interior spaces where temperature and energy savings are needed.

The wall is constructed of durable, fire-retardant industrial fabric surrounding multiple layers of anti-microbial polyester batting. It provides up to 35°F of temperature separation to save energy and lower construction costs. Flexible and modular, the wall system can also be reconfigured to adapt virtually any interior space to an operation’s changing needs.

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