Glass Elevation
Structural Glazing
Glass facades with a sleek, mostly frameless look from outside.
- Style
- Glass Facades
- Applications
- Commercial
- Sizes
- Made to your measured opening
Overview
In structural glazing, the glass is fixed to an aluminium framework behind it, so the outside shows mainly glass with slim joints. It gives buildings a sleek, modern facade.
We plan the framing layout, glass selection and opening vents with you and your architect, then fabricate and install the elevation.
Key Features
Daylight and views
Large glass areas brighten interiors and connect them to the outside.
Modern architectural look
Glass facades give buildings a clean, premium appearance.
Aluminium framing
An aluminium framework supports the glass across large elevations.
Planned with your architect
Layout, glass and opening vents coordinated with your design.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a glass elevation?
It is the glass outer face of a building, made of glass panels held in an aluminium framework. It is common on showrooms, offices and modern homes.
Can a glass elevation include opening windows?
Yes. Opening vents and doors can be built into the elevation. We plan these with you after a site visit.
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