Combining fire resistance, sound abatement and ease of application, Temple-Inland’s SilentGuard Shaftliner is an attractive alternative to traditional masonry construction for elevator shafts, stairwells, air and mechanical shafts, grease ducts, as well as area separation walls. It is designed for installation from the perimeter of the shaft, eliminating the cost and labor of scaffolding construction.
Features:
- UL Approved for usage in fire-rated assemblies.
- Eliminates the need for scaffolding and significantly reduces labor and material costs compared to masonry.
- Non-load-bearing system, but has been designed and tested to withstand the air pressure forces generated by high-speed, high-rise elevators.
- Approved for use in several separation wall assemblies.
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Recycled Content Certification:
Temple-Inland SilentGuard shaftliner is certified in accordance to ISO 14021 standards to have recycled material content. All certified products feature a gypsum core sandwiched between recycled facers. Our SilentGuard shaftliner is available with a minimum of 93% certified recycled content for environmental “green” requirements. The recycled content levels of gypsum board produced at our Cumberland City, Tennessee, Fletcher, Oklahoma, and West Memphis, Arkansas, facilities are third-party certified by Scientific Certification Systems (SCS). This certified material composition can contribute toward recycled material credits in the LEED rating system as well as other rating systems. Find out more about Temple-Inland gypsum board’s contribution to green building credits.
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This product is MAS certified to meet the CHPS performance standard for low-emitting materials.