GSO EN 1522:2026
EN 1522:1998
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
17 September 2026
Windows, doors, shutters and blinds - Bullet resistance - Requirements and classification
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GSO EN 1522:2026 Scope
This standard specifies the requirements and classification that windows, doors, shutters and blinds must satisfy when tested in accordance with prEN 1523. This standard is applicable to attacks by hand guns, rifles and shotguns on windows, doors, shutters and blinds complete with their frames and infills, for use in both internal an external locations in buildings. Shutters and blinds should be tested separately and not in conjunction with a window or door, in order to achieve classification in terms of bullet resistance.
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