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Structural Glazing
Structural Glazing is a term used to describe glass that is integral to the design of a building. It involves large glass panels, which usually bear some weight in the structure. Structural glazing can be used to create huge glass installations with minimal obstruction. There are myriad ways structural glazing can be implemented in a design. It can bear weight both horizontally and vertically, and it can be bonded using everything from minimal glass beams and supports to heavy-duty steel struts.
Unitized Glazing
Curtain Wall System
Curtain wall systems are non-structural cladding systems for the external walls of buildings. They are generally associated with large, multi-storey buildings. Curtain walls separate the interior from the exterior. It comprises of a lightweight aluminium frame onto which glazed or opaque in all panels can be fixed. These in all panels are often described as 'glazing' whether or not they are made of glass
Semi Unitized Glazing
Semi-Unitized structural glazing involves the framing components are erected individually as an erector set. In this set, the vertical mullions are attached first to the door slabs and the horizontals are attached to the vertical mullions to resemble a grid. The glass panel and the spandrel are shop glazed and installed into the assembled grid work. The semi unitized systems largely anchored to the face of the slab as embedded plates or inserts.
Spider Glazing
Louvers
A louver is a window blind or shutter with horizontal slats that are angled to admit light and air but to keep out rain and direct sunshine. These have a unique design and beautiful appearance, together with practical application, and add an unusual and appealing feature to the exterior and interior elevation.
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High Pressure Laminate (HPL) panels are form of cladding typically manufactured by layering sheets of wood or paper fibre with a resin and bonding them under heat and pressure.
Highend Facades
Façade systems are used in buildings for multiple purposes. They are used by architects for heat control, sun control or ventilation of buildings. These are available in aluminium, zinc, stainless steel, copper, brass or titanium. There is no particular size are these are designed according to functional and aesthetic requirements of building.
ACP Cladding
The aluminium composite panel is a composite material in which thermoplastic polythene core and the fire-retardant core material are sandwiched between two thin aluminium sheets. Polythene is not a fire- resistant material actually, it ignites and spread the fire.