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Window and Wall Systems Blast Hazard Mitigation Series

Window and Wall Systems Blast Hazard Mitigation Series

Wausau Window and Wall Systems Blast Hazard Mitigation (BHM) Series combines blast mitigation, energy performance and recycled content to meet government buildings’ high-security and green goals. BHM Series SuperWall Curtain Wall meets blast performance up to 33 psi peak pressure, 81 psi-msec impulse. The system accommodates cladding for steel tubes, which may be necessary to ensure structural performance in blast mitigating designs. SuperWall's screw-spline construction in multiple frame depths presents a uniform, three-inch exterior sightline. These products are designed for compliance with the GSA ISC and DoD UFC, and supported with an industry-leading warranty of up to 10 years.

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