Description
Curtain Wall Manufacturers is proud to be your single source glass contractor for all architectural glazing and glass installation needs. With over 20 years of experience in the field of custom glass works, glazing and architectural designs, our work includes installation of curtain walls, storefronts, entrances, enclosures, revolving doors, table tops.
Curtain Wall Manufacturers offers comprehensive solutions for all curtain wall and glass envelope projects. Curtain wall, also called glass facade or glass envelope, refers to the non-structural outer covering of buildings that are created to keep the weather forces out. They are composed of lightweight material, which includes aluminum frames with glass and metal panels. The use of glass in curtain walls helps in deeper penetration of light within the building and creation of a pleasant architectural design.
The modern day curtain walls use glass as an exterior facade and offer an advantage of rapid on-site assembly, which significantly reduces construction cost. Besides looking exquisite, glass curtain walls offer protection against wind, water, and other environmental forces that may otherwise spoil the decor of the building.
Curtain Wall Manufacturers offers comprehensive solutions for all curtain wall and glass envelope projects. Curtain wall, also called glass facade or glass envelope, refers to the non-structural outer covering of buildings that are created to keep the weather forces out. They are composed of lightweight material, which includes aluminum frames with glass and metal panels. The use of glass in curtain walls helps in deeper penetration of light within the building and creation of a pleasant architectural design.
The modern day curtain walls use glass as an exterior facade and offer an advantage of rapid on-site assembly, which significantly reduces construction cost. Besides looking exquisite, glass curtain walls offer protection against wind, water, and other environmental forces that may otherwise spoil the decor of the building.
