The 60 mm wide mullions and transoms create a refined façade appearance with clean, visually defined sightlines, while ensuring long-term structural strength and durability. The system allows mullions and transoms to be flush-installed from the interior, enabling versatile architectural expressions and varied external aesthetics.

This is achieved through the use of appropriate shadow bars, such as elliptical shadow bars, which emphasize the façade’s division lines in one direction. On lines perpendicular to these shadow bars, glazing beads are omitted.

The gaps between glass fields of the façade are filled with a special silicon binder to ensure high tightness of the construction and enhance its insulation properties.

The awning-parallel opening window is a structure based on aluminium profiles with a thermal break. This allows to fabricate large-size & high performance windows.

CW-60-2 is based on a conventional curtain wall structure, integrating frameless outward-opening casement sashes within the façade grid. It maintains consistent curtain wall sightlines while providing concealed operable ventilation.

CW-60-3 features a fully frameless curtain wall combined with frameless casement sashes, delivering a seamless all-glass appearance with integrated operable panels for ventilation.

Aluminum frames come in various colors and finishes, seamlessly matching any design. Powder-coated and anodized surfaces ensure lasting aesthetics and low

Double glazing can withstand greater wind pressure in high-rise apartment buildings, ensuring safety and stability while effectively reducing external noise for a quiet living environment.

Triple glazing is widely used in buildings located in cold or noisy environments. Compared to double glazing, it offers better insulation, energy efficiency, and soundproofing. It helps reduce heating and cooling costs and creates a quieter, more comfortable indoor space.

The straight joint provides a seamless connection between mullions and transoms, maintaining clean lines and uniform sightlines while ensuring structural integrity across the façade.

The mitred joint creates a sleek, angled connection for corners or design transitions, offering a refined aesthetic while preserving the system’s durability and alignment.

The right-angle joint is used where two profiles meet perpendicularly, providing robust support and precise alignment for functional and visual consistency.