Structural glazing and Eurobond aluminium composite panel (ACP) cladding for facades that hold their finish for decades — curtain walls, spider-glazed fronts, and rain-screen cladding systems built for large commercial and institutional elevations.
Where a project needs a full glazed skin, a branded panel front, or a mix of both, our team designs the frame, specifies the panel, and installs both under one schedule.
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A glazed or cladded elevation carries a building's brand and weather-protects it at the same time. These systems are chosen for large facades where a flat, consistent finish matters.
Sealant detailing and panel joints are engineered to shed water and resist wind loads across large elevations.
ACP panels and glazed units need only periodic cleaning to hold their finish for years.
A wide colour, metallic and wood-finish range lets a facade carry a brand identity, not just a wall.
FR-core ACP panels are available where fire code requires it on commercial elevations.
ACP cladding adds a finished skin without the structural load of a masonry or stone facade.
Panelised and unitized systems install faster on site than traditional wet-finish facades.
Glazing specification (tinted, reflective, DGU) can be tuned to manage heat gain on large glass elevations.
Correctly detailed structural glazing and ACP systems perform for 20+ years with minimal upkeep.
Unitized or stick-built curtain wall systems that carry a fully glazed elevation on an engineered aluminium frame, sealed against wind and water at every joint.
Frameless glass facades held by point-fixed spider fittings on a steel or aluminium sub-structure, used where an uninterrupted glass surface is the design intent.
Eurobond aluminium composite panels fixed on a ventilated rain-screen frame, giving large elevations a flat, consistent, low-maintenance finish.
Panel core, thickness and finish are selected to match the elevation's fire code and design intent.
Glass type and thickness are specified against the elevation's orientation, wind load and thermal requirement.
We'll review your elevation drawings and return a structural glazing and cladding specification within a few working days.