Structural Glazing

Structural Glazing refers to a method of attaching glass to a building’s framework using an adhesive or silicone sealant rather than mechanical fasteners (screws or bolts). The glass is typically bonded directly to the structure, allowing for a clean, modern aesthetic with minimal visible framing. This technique is often used in curtain wall systems, facades, windows etc.

Types:

• Dry Glazing
• Spider Glazing
• Structural Silicone Glazing
• Point-Supported Structural Glazing etc.

Applications:

• Facades
• Skylights 
• Curtain Walls
• Modern Architecture etc.