Facade Glazing
Facade glazing, a crucial aspect of modern architectural design, involves the installation of glass panels on a building’s exterior. This technique not only contributes to the visual appeal of structures but also serves functional purposes. The diverse range of glass types used in facade glazing includes float glass, known for its smooth and uniform surface; tempered glass, celebrated for its enhanced strength and safety properties; laminated glass, featuring layers for added durability and security; and insulated glass units (IGUs), designed to improve thermal insulation. These glass options collectively offer a comprehensive solution for creating aesthetically pleasing, safe, and energy-efficient building exteriors.
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Curtain Wall systems
A non-structural cladding system enveloping the building’s exterior, the facade curtain wall integrates glass panels secured by aluminium frames. The materials utilized in the construction of a facade curtain wall, such as various types of glass, are chosen based on specific aesthetic preferences and performance requirements, akin to the considerations in facade glazing.
Aluminium: Aluminium frames provide structural support
and hold the glass panels in place. They can be thermally
broken or thermally improved to enhance energy efficiency.
Point Fixed Glass Facade
Facade spider glazing, a distinctive glazing system, employs spider fittings to affix glass panels to the structure. Materials for this system encompass various types of glass, including commonly used tempered or laminated glass, with these glass panels being supported by the spider fittings. Stainless Steel: Spider fittings, typically made of stainless steel, are used to hold the glass panels and provide structural support.
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Applications of Point Fixed Glass facade
• Huge building and shop facade. • Lobbies, passageways and glasshouses • Skylights, domes, canopies and handrails • Walls, interior partitions and internalstaircases • Stands and furniture • Interior designs
