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Everything you need to know about structural glazing

Structural glazing is a system of bonding glass to a buildingu2019s structural framing members using a high strength, high-performance silicone sealant. Because of its high durability and load bearing capacity, it is the first choice of architects who wish to create visually stunning buildings with transparent walls, floors, and ceilings, with ample natural light.<br><br>

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Everything you need to know about structural glazing

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  1. ALFA FACADE SYSTEMS PVT. LTD Everything you need to know about Structural Glazing WHAT IS STRUCTURAL GLAZING Simply put, structural glazing is a term used to describe glass that is essential to building design which includes large glass panels that add weight to the structure. Structural glazing allows you to create huge glass installations with minimal obstacles. Structural glazings can withstand weight both horizontally and vertically, using everything from minimal glass beams and supports to sturdy steel stanchions that can be glued. TYPES OF STRUCTURAL GLAZING Unitized Curtain Wall Finished prefabricated panels are delivered to the site and mounted on the facade of the building using fasteners and brackets. Semi Unitized Partially completed at the factory, delivered to the site and installed on the facade of the building with fasteners and brackets, requiring considerable work at the site. Stick Glazing All of the assembling work is done on-site and the frame is processed at the factory and shipped to the site in a disassembled state. The glass plate is attached to the frame with a pressure plate and gasket. Frameless system It provides a highly transparent façade with few frames and structural elements. It is used in large spaces, airports, lobbies, etc. Large panels are used to minimize visual confusion. http://www.alfafacades.com

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