• Rated to be used up to a Very High wind zone (1.76Kpa or less)

EB Eurobrace is designed to be used as;

• Balustrades for External Decks and Stairwells
• Balustrades for Internal Decks, Stairwell, Landings and Mezzanine Floors

EB Eurobrace can be attached to the following substrates:

• Concrete

Based on barrier loads taken from AS/NZS1170.0 EB Eurobrace can be used for Residential Occupancy Types:

• A — Domestic and residential activities
  All areas within or serving exclusively one dwelling including stairs, landings etc. but excluding external balconies and edges of roofs (see C3)
• A Other — Domestic and residential activities
  Other residential (see also C)
• C3 — Areas without obstacles for moving people and not susceptible to overcrowding
  Stairs, landings, external balconies, edges of roofs

Taken from table 3.3AS/NZS1170.1

Maximum glass height from the finished floor level is 1200mm using Viridian's safety glass options according to 22.4.3 and Table 14 of NZS4223.3:2016 are:

• 12mm toughened safety glass with interlinking rail
• 13.52mm toughened SENTRYGLAS laminated safety glass with Euroglass gap clamps

This proprietary balustrade system complies with New Zealand Building Code Clauses:

• B1 — Structure and B1/VM1
• B2 — Durability
• D1 — Access routes (complies with the use of a handrail in accordance with NZBC D1/AS1)
• F2 — Hazardous Building Materials
• F4 — Safety from Falling

EB Eurobrace complies with the New Zealand building code and glazing standards used in conjunction with the following Viridian Glass types and Euroglass systems;

• Safe: Viridian's toughened safety glass and Euroglass interlinking rail system. Euroglass offers three interlinking rail systems:
  • 1) Squareline
  • 2) Roundline
  • 3) Archline
• Safest: Viridian's toughened SENTRYGLAS laminated safety glass with Euroglass gap clamps. SENTRYGLAS incorporated with a Euroglass System offers a pure clean and clear traditional frameless barrier. SENTRYGLAS is a stiff interlayer that complies with 22.4.3 (c) of NZS4223.3:2016