A glass fin curtain wall is a highly transparent glass façade system that uses glass fins as the primary structural support, minimizing visible metal and creating an open, elegant architectural appearance.
Key Specifications:
Glass Fin Curtain Wall accessories ensure secure installation, seamless design, and enhanced structural stability.
Anchors glass fins at the base and distributes structural loads.
Transfers loads and stabilizes glass fins and panels.
Installing a glass fin curtain wall requires precision for seamless design and optimal structural performance.
Measure and clean the installation area.
Fix structural glass fins
Install stainless steel fittings
Place and align panels
Tighten fixings and clamps
Apply sealants and gaskets
Check alignment and stability
A glass fin curtain wall offers a sleek and modern appearance for various applications, enhancing both the aesthetics and functionality of the structure.
Yes. Glass fins are designed to support large glass panels while maintaining structural stability.
Glass panels are usually connected using stainless steel point fixings or specialized fittings.
No. Traditional aluminum frames are minimized or eliminated in most glass fin systems.
Maintenance mainly involves glass cleaning and periodic inspection of fittings and sealants.
Cost depends on glass specifications, fin dimensions, project height, structural requirements, and installation complexity.
Unlike traditional curtain walls that rely on aluminum mullions, glass fin systems use structural glass fins to carry loads.
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