Curtain Wall Glazing: project photos coming soon
A curtain wall turns a building’s face into a single, continuous surface of glass. It looks premium, brings daylight deep inside and gives commercial properties a strong street presence.
Our systems use aluminium mullions with standard pressure plates and caps to hold the glass securely and keep water out. We work from your architectural drawings, confirm dimensions on site and then fabricate and install the façade.
Ideal for
- New commercial buildings that need a modern glass façade
- Showrooms that want maximum product visibility from the street
- Renovating older buildings with a new glass exterior
Key features
- Aluminium mullion-and-transom framing systems
- Horizontal mullions with standard pressure plates and caps
- Toughened and insulated glass options
- Weather-sealed to keep out rain and wind
- Large, uninterrupted glass façades
- Custom engineering for your building's size and layout
Where it is used
- Office buildings and corporate headquarters
- Showrooms and retail frontages
- Hotels and banquet halls
- Hospitals, colleges and institutional buildings
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a curtain wall and normal windows?
A curtain wall is a non-load-bearing glass-and-aluminium skin hung on the building's structure. It can span several floors, whereas windows sit inside individual wall openings.
Do you work with architects and contractors?
Yes. We regularly coordinate with architects, engineers and main contractors on façade details and schedules.