Structural Glazing
We are proud to be able to offer the most advanced glazing technology. Being Dow Corning approved we use high performance silicone and other specialist materials. This enables 'wow-factor' features such as frameless construction and glass beams, as illustrated in these photographs.
Structural glazing also permits the incorporation of 'over-size' double glazing units, 'flat' roof glazing and many other exciting design details.
Although, inevitably this type of construction is higher in cost than more traditional methods, the incorporation of, say, a simple structurally glazed roof light, can give a scheme much greater design impact, with only a modest additional investment.
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Curved steel structure with glazed faceted roof |
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External water feature |
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Substantial structually glazed extension to a traditional welsh mill |
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Largedouble glazed roof units with glass supporting beams |
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Structually glazed extension with external steel framework and bris soleil canopy |
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Steel and aluminium frame extension with large sliding doors |
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Internal glass roof beams |
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External glazed canopy |
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Structually glazed link walkway |
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Oldest mahogany doors in northern europe on a grade 1 listed tower :: the doors have been encased in a structually glazed frame |
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Largest available double glazed unit in the uk on this two storey structually glazed extension |
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Modern steel and aluminium conservatory with structually glazed corners |
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Project 4 :: Glass roof beams |
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Structually glazed box |
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Frameless glass doors |
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Glass to glass corners and roof joints |
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