Aluminum Facade & Curtain Wall Supplier Across Europe
Hanart states clearly what it can deliver in Europe today, and how testing and certification are scoped per project. Capability first, compliance made transparent — no inflated claims.
What Hanart Can Take On in Europe
Hanart's European capability statement is written to be verified, not to impress. What the company can contract for today includes: facade engineering and design assistance for European projects, unitized curtain wall and metal roofing fabrication at the Shanghai plant, export and logistics to European ports, and supervision of installation executed by local partners. The engineering team brings the same documentation discipline that produced six Luban Prizes and projects from New York to Kuwait.
What Hanart does not do is claim pre-validated European certification for systems that have not yet gone through a specific project's testing program. European facade markets are rightly cautious about foreign suppliers, and the honest position — established early with the client — is that CE-relevant testing and certification are scoped, priced and executed per project.
That posture is not a weakness; it converts an unknown into a contract line. The owner sees exactly which tests will be run, against which standards, in which laboratory, and at what point in the schedule — before signing.
The Roadmap — Per Project, Not Generic
A four-stage compliance path agreed in writing before fabrication begins.
| Stage | What Happens | Output for the Client |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Requirements review | The project team maps applicable European product and test standards to the specific system and building application. | Written standards register agreed with the owner's engineer. |
| 2. Test plan | Performance tests are scoped with accredited laboratories — air, water, structural and other applicable test regimes. | Test protocol, specimen scope and schedule in the quotation. |
| 3. Execution & reporting | Tests are executed and reports issued; any design adjustments are documented. | Test reports and engineering traceability for the facade system. |
| 4. Certification & handover | Certification or declaration path is completed per project needs, and documentation is handed over with the facade. | Complete compliance file for the building's records. |
This roadmap is the reason European clients can evaluate Hanart fairly: every claim maps to a document, every document maps to a stage, and every stage is contractual. The same honesty applies to logistics — Incoterms, packing standards and port handling are fixed in the quotation.
Shanghai Engineering, Local Execution
How a European project runs
- Early engagement — capability discussion, standards mapping and budget feasibility before tender documents close.
- Design coordination — system engineering and shop drawings exchanged with the European design team on a structured review cycle.
- Fabrication & testing — panels built in Shanghai, tested per the agreed plan, inspected before dispatch.
- Export & site support — sea freight to the agreed port, with Hanart supervisors supporting local installation partners.
The New York delivery path — documented on the 166 Perry Street project page — demonstrates the cross-border discipline Hanart applies on demanding Western markets, and the same rigor is applied to the European roadmap.
Ask Us Directly
European owners and contractors evaluating Hanart are encouraged to send the project's standards register, test requirements and procurement timeline. Hanart will respond with an honest capability assessment — including what must be tested, priced and scheduled — within 24 hours. That is a promise the company applies globally, and it is deliberately identical in a market as rigorous as Europe.
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Evaluating a European facade package?
Send your standards register and project brief — get an honest capability and compliance roadmap within 24 hours.