Curtain Walling

Stick and unitised aluminium curtain wall systems for commercial facades — thermally broken, weather-tested and installed nationwide.

What is curtain walling?

Curtain walling is a non-structural, aluminium-framed glazed facade hung in front of a building's structure to form a continuous external skin. It carries its own weight plus wind and weather loads back to the floor slabs, while keeping the interior watertight, insulated and full of natural light. Commercial Glazing UK designs, supplies and installs both stick-built and unitised curtain wall systems for new build and refurbishment projects.

In short: Aluminium-framed curtain wall systems that form the glazed envelope of offices, retail and mixed-use buildings. Survey-led, fixed-price and installed to standard — UK-wide.

What we provide

  • Stick-built and unitised aluminium systems
  • Thermally broken framing to meet Part L U-values
  • Capped, silicone-pointed (SSG) and structurally bonded options
  • Double and triple glazed, solar-control and acoustic glass
  • CWCT-standard weather and air-tightness testing
  • Survey, fabrication drawings, supply and full installation

Why Commercial Glazing UK

We design, supply and install curtain walling for commercial and high-end projects nationwide. Every job starts with a free site survey so the specification is right, comes with a clear fixed price, and is backed by our workmanship guarantee. One accountable team takes the work from drawings through fabrication to a clean, watertight finish.

Curtain Walling — frequently asked questions

What is the difference between stick and unitised curtain walling?
Stick systems are assembled piece by piece on site and suit smaller or lower-rise facades. Unitised systems are built into finished panels in a factory and craned into place, which speeds up installation and improves quality control on larger, higher buildings.
Is curtain walling weatherproof?
Yes. A correctly specified and installed curtain wall is pressure-equalised and drained, and is tested against air, water and wind-load standards (CWCT) so it stays watertight in UK weather.
Can you re-glaze or refurbish an existing curtain wall?
Often, yes. We can replace failed sealed units, upgrade to higher-performance glass, renew gaskets and seals, or overclad tired facades — usually without stripping the whole system back.

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