Glass walls for yachts

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Skandi-Bo develops glass walls that combine stylish aesthetics with an uncompromising attitude towards functionality. They are professional counselors who know how to translate the architect’s and developer’s ideas for simple and strong components. This also applies to their fire rated and soundproof glass walls that offer unique opportunities to combine great sources of light with high comfort and safety. For example, they offer glass partitions, which meets fire classification EI60/A60.

They do not use standard solutions, for them, the idea is the actual goal. Along the way, they give advice and guidance in the areas that are needed – from interior design and creative sparring to project development and technical advice.

  • Interior fire rated glass wall
  • Interior fire rated window
  • Interior fire rated sliding door
  • Interior fire rate hinged door

 

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