SAFESPACE 500 SERIES

SAFESPACE 500 SERIES

ICC has adopted FEMA criteria for the design and construction of a safe room that provides near-absolute protection for occupants from wind and wind-borne debris. With SafeSpace 500, safe rooms and storm shelters can be constructed to FEMA 361 (3rd Edition) and ICC 500 (2014) Standards without sacrificing natural light and multi-purpose use. Utilizing McKeon’s wide span engineering capabilities, this technology can protect multiple openings and is available from 4′-4″ to 16′-4″ wide and from 4′-0″ to 18′-0″ high so as not to restrict the size of windows and other openings.
The latest edition of the IBC, Section 423, Storm Shelters, requires Group E occupancies and emergency facilities within the 250 MPH tornado and hurricane zones to incorporate safe rooms and storm shelters. These areas of refuge and safety can be detached structures or rooms within buildings. Regardless, all must comply with ICC 500 which incorporates, in large part, FEMA 361. The SafeSpace 500 rolling steel door assembly is the only wide span opening protective to comply with strict ICC 500 and FEMA 361 wind-born debris requirements.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Ratings:Wind Pressure. Design Wind Pressure (DWP) of 200 PSF (subjected to 240 PSF which equals 1.2 times the DWP) in accordance with ASTM E330
Large Missile Impact. Withstand a large missile impact in accordance with ASTM E1886 for FEMA 361 assemblies
SafeSpace 500F and 500F-IS available with up to a 3-hour UL10B fire rating and UL1784 smoke rating when required*
Optional insulated design for thermal protection
Code Compliance:ICC 500 (2014). ICC 500/NSSA Standard for the Design & Construction of Storm Shelters
FEMA 361 (3rd Edition). FEMA Standard for the Design and Construction of Safe Rooms for Tornadoes and Hurricanes
CCRR-1086 applicable to SafeSpace 500F & 500F-IS
Operation:Power motor operation
Size:Widths 4'-4" to 16'-4"; heights from 4'-0" to 18'-0"
Finishes:McKeon sterling gray
Powder coat of color as selected

SAFESPACE 500 SERIES

ICC has adopted FEMA criteria for the design and construction of a safe room that provides near-absolute protection for occupants from wind and wind-borne debris.