A façade this size is not really about glass — it’s about how little is allowed to stand in front of it. Ultra-slim aluminium framing recedes behind expansive glazing, letting a building read as light and transparency rather than structure. Capped, semi-structural, or fully structural silicone glazing options push that transparency further still, toward a face that reads as almost entirely glass.
None of that scale comes at the cost of performance. Thermally broken profiles, heavy-duty mullion and transom systems, and pressure-equalized drainage are engineered to hold their integrity across vertical façades, sloped glazing, skylights, atriums, and canopies alike — accommodating thermal movement and differential building movement without ever showing the strain. It is a system built for the scale of towers and landmark developments, where architectural ambition and engineering precision have to move together.
Minimal visible aluminium profiles maximize glass area, creating clean, uninterrupted architectural lines across even the largest façade.
Capped, semi-structural, or fully structural silicone glazing configurations allow the façade to achieve a seamless, near all-glass appearance where the design calls for it.
Advanced polyamide thermal barriers significantly reduce heat transfer through the frame, improving whole-building energy efficiency at scale.
The system supports oversized glazing units, enabling dramatic floor-to-ceiling façades that bring in exceptional natural daylight.
The same system adapts across vertical façades, sloped glazing, skylights, atriums, canopies, and custom curtain wall applications, without compromising performance.
Engineered for demanding environmental conditions, the system delivers superior resistance to air infiltration, water penetration, and wind loads at façade scale.
Glazing runs from double glazing at 24 to 44 mm to triple glazing at 44 to 64 mm, both available with Low-E coating, argon fill, and warm edge spacers, extending into clear, low-iron, laminated, toughened, solar control, reflective, ceramic frit, tinted, decorative, and spandrel glass to meet the demands of any façade. Structural performance is built for scale — high-strength aluminium framing, heavy-duty mullion and transom systems, structural silicone glazing compatibility, and concealed drainage channels accommodate thermal and differential building movement across stick, unitized, semi-unitized, and pressure plate configurations, as well as sloped glazing, roof glazing, skylights, and glass canopies.
Ventilation is never sacrificed for transparency: top-hung, side-hung, parallel opening, projected, and hidden vent windows, along with motorized ventilation panels and maintenance access, integrate into the façade without disrupting its appearance. That range of configuration and finish — from matte and metallic powder coating to anodized aluminium, wood grain sublimation, and custom RAL colours — makes the system suited to high-rise residential buildings, office towers, hotels, shopping centres, hospitals, educational facilities, airports, government and cultural buildings, and mixed-use developments alike.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| System Type | Minimal Curtain Wall |
| Visible Sightline | 50 mm (Standard) |
| Mullion Depth | 50–250 mm (Project Dependent) |
| Transom Depth | 50–250 mm (Project Dependent) |
| Aluminium Alloy | EN AW-6060 T66 / EN AW-6063 T6 |
| Aluminium Thickness | 2.0–3.0 mm |
| Thermal Break | 30–42 mm Glass Fibre Reinforced Polyamide (PA66 GF25) |
| Glazing Thickness | 24–64 mm |
| Maximum Glass Size | Project Specific |
| Maximum Module Height | Project Specific |
| Surface Finish | Qualicoat Powder Coating, Anodized, Wood Effect Sublimation |
| Standard Colours | RAL 7016, RAL 9005, RAL 9016, Bronze, Champagne, Custom RAL Colours |
| Performance | Value |
|---|---|
| Curtain Wall U-Value (Uw) | As low as 0.8 W/m²K |
| Glass U-Value (Ug) | As low as 0.5 W/m²K |
| Thermal Break | 30–42 mm Polyamide |
| Test | Performance |
|---|---|
| Air Permeability | EN 12152 – Class AE |
| Water Tightness | EN 12154 – Class RE1200 |
| Wind Resistance | EN 13116 – Up to ±3.0 kPa (Project Dependent) |
| Acoustic Performance | Up to 50 dB |
| Thermal Insulation | EN ISO 10077 Compliant |
High-strength aluminium framing, heavy-duty mullion and transom system, thermal movement accommodation, differential building movement capability, structural silicone glazing compatibility, concealed drainage channels, pressure-equalized system design.
Laminated safety glazing compatibility, toughened safety glazing, security glazing options, anti-fall glazing systems, blast-resistant glazing compatibility (project specific), fire-rated façade integration (where required).
Stick curtain wall, unitized curtain wall, semi-unitized curtain wall, structural silicone glazing (SSG), semi-structural glazing, pressure plate system, captured curtain wall, sloped glazing, roof glazing, skylight systems, glass canopies, custom façade solutions.
Top-hung windows, side-hung windows, parallel opening windows, projected windows, hidden vent windows, motorized ventilation panels, maintenance access panels.
| Standard | Description |
|---|---|
| EN 13830 | Curtain Walling – Product Standard |
| EN 12152 | Air Permeability |
| EN 12154 | Water Tightness |
| EN 13116 | Wind Load Resistance |
| EN ISO 10077 | Thermal Performance |
| EN 1279 | Insulating Glass Units |
| EN 1096 | Coated Glass |
| EN 12150 | Toughened Safety Glass |
| EN 14449 | Laminated Safety Glass |
| EN 356 | Security Glazing |