A toolkit for decision-makers: buyer's guides, downloadable company documents, in-depth case studies and factory & site videos — technical knowledge from a facade contractor with three decades of delivery.
Every resource is written by engineers and marketers who have actually delivered facades — not by content mills.
Step-by-step guidance for facade procurement: choosing a contractor, unitized vs. stick systems, cost factors, certification checklists and the questions to ask at tender.
Browse the procurement guides →New since 2026: hands-on comparison guides and an interactive system selector.
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The company profile, certification documentation and technical specifications — documented proof for evaluation teams and tender files.
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Engineers describe what actually happened on landmark projects — the decisions, the problems and the fixes that make the facades work.
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See the production line, installation practice and testing in motion — visual proof of the manufacturing processes described on this site.
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Free curtain wall Revit families, BIM models and CAD details — professional content for architects and facade consultants, ready for your project model.
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Free CAD downloads: curtain wall DWG details, section details, aluminum profile sections and Revit content for design development.
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BIM/Revit families, DWG details, specifications, performance data and installation manuals organized by facade system — unitized, point-supported, SSG, double-skin, stick-built, curved, BIPV and window wall.
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Curtain wall section details, anchor details, corner details and parapet details — the technical drawings library for consultants and installers.
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100+ terms explained and grouped by discipline: systems, glass, materials, testing and construction — a shared vocabulary for specifiers, factories and site teams.
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EI and EW classes from 30 to 120 minutes, EN 1364-3 assembly testing and the fire glass families — the matrix for reading and writing a fire spec correctly.
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Stick-built, unitized, structural glazing, point-supported, cable net, double skin, rainscreen and window wall — how each is built, where it wins, and where it fails.
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One-stop standards register: 19 curtain wall, glass and fire standard families with scope notes, test regimes and the BS EN 13830 deep-dive — for audits, tender files and certification planning.
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An openable XLSX estimating template: line-item cost structure, editable 2026 unit rates, system benchmarks and a 50-year lifecycle note — for first-pass facade budgeting.
Download the workbook →Resources are refreshed quarterly; the "what's new" list is updated each time a document is released or revised.
Twelve in-depth notes on installation, structural design, water-tightness, metal roofing, testing and fabrication — each grounded in documented projects and cited standards.
A curtain wall earns its place in the building's structure through calculation: wind pressures, snow and seismic loads, thermal movement and inter-storey ...
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A curtain wall that leaks in year three is a curtain wall that was not engineered for the climate it faces.
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Metal roofing is not a secondary cladding decision — for stadiums, airports, exhibition halls and industrial plants with spans exceeding 60 metres, it is the ...
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Structural silicone glazing — SSG — turns the sealant joint itself into a structural element, letting glass read as an unbroken surface.
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