Radiation Shielding Windows with Lead Glass

These windows are used where staff need visual access while radiation protection is required. The supplied product information identifies hospital and healthcare facilities, healthcare radiation shielding, sidelites, transoms, borrowed lights, and lead-lined frame applications. Final selection should reflect the room layout, opening configuration, shielding design, and applicable project specifications.

Yes. The product information identifies lead-lined frame applications and lead-lined radiation shielding as available configurations. Combining the glazing with a compatible frame helps address the complete opening rather than treating the glass as an isolated component. Confirm the required assembly details, dimensions, interfaces, and shielding specifications during project coordination.

UL fire-rated hollow metal doors and frames are included in the product information, along with fire-rated and life-safety applications. Whether a particular radiation shielding window or glazed opening can receive a fire-rated designation depends on the specified assembly and applicable listing. Request confirmation for the exact configuration before finalising the project schedule.

Available frame configurations include standard and custom profiles, welded and cut-and-notch assemblies, sidelites, transoms, borrowed lights, pocket door frames, double egress frames, and lead-lined frames. Arched, radius, and segmented options are also identified. The appropriate configuration depends on the opening, adjacent construction, glazing requirements, and project specifications.

Yes. Hospital and healthcare facilities are explicitly listed as applications for the related doors and frames, including healthcare radiation shielding and lead-lined frame applications. The product range supports visual openings and specialised assemblies, but the final glazing and shielding specification should be reviewed against the facility’s radiation protection design.

Provide the project opening details, intended application, glazing requirements, frame configuration, fire-rating needs, and radiation shielding specifications. Include whether a sidelite, transom, borrowed light, or lead-lined frame is required. Custom Metal Products can then review the requested configuration and provide product guidance and a quotation based on the submitted information.