Two systems, side by side.
Pick any two of our system families and read what they are, what they are made of and where they differ. Values are indicative.
Category
Glazed Envelope
Glazed Envelope
In short
A curtain wall is a non-load-bearing aluminium-and-glass outer skin hung in front of a building's structure. Fenza fabricates mullion-and-transom curtain walling as a site-glazed stick system or semi-unitised cassettes, infilled with glass, ACP, stone or louvre, for commercial towers and high-rise facades.
Structural glazing is a flush glass facade where the glass is bonded with structural silicone to a concealed aluminium carrier frame, leaving only a fine silicone joint outside. Fenza fabricates two-side and four-side SSG systems in-house for clean, frameless-looking commercial elevations.
Typical data
Mullion depth 50–150 mm · glazing 6–36 mm
Silicone joint 12–20 mm · glazing 6–36 mm
Variants
Stick system, Semi-unitised, Capped, Capless / SSG
2-side SSG, 4-side SSG, Semi-structural
System types
Stick (site-glazed), semi-unitised
2-side and 4-side structural silicone glazing
Mullion depth
50–150 mm, by span and wind load
Not listed
Face sightline
50 mm / 65 mm typical
Not listed
Glazing
6–36 mm — single, laminated or DGU
Laminated or DGU, 6–36 mm
Infill options
Glass, ACP, solid aluminium, stone, louvre
Not listed
Alloy
6063-T6 extruded aluminium
Not listed
Gaskets
EPDM, co-extruded
Not listed
Finish
Anodised / powder coat / PVDF
Anodised / powder coat / PVDF
Silicone joint
Not listed
12–20 mm typical
Back-up frame
Not listed
6063-T6 aluminium carrier
Sealant
Not listed
Structural silicone, project-approved grade
Setting blocks
Not listed
EPDM / silicone compatible
Indicative values. Final sections, depths, glazing and performance are confirmed per project against the approved system and the facade consultant's specification.
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