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What is Wind Load and Why is it Important in Architectural Glazing?

The term ‘Wind Load’ is used to refer to any pressures or forces that the wind exerts on a building or structure.

Structural Glass & Structural Glazing — What is it?

What is Structural Glass?

The term ‘structural glass’ is a wide-reaching product term used to describe a frameless glass assembly where the glass is taking an element of the structural load. The…

Timber: Back to Trending in Modern Architecture

The Use of Timber Framed Windows in Architecture

Sliding Glass Doors: The Engineering

Base Track and Sliding Rail

Running underneath the whole of the sliding system is a solid neoprene block. There are many reasons why the system has been engineered this way: It gives a very good thermal break between the…

6 Reasons to Specify Carminati Skyline Lift and Slide Doors

What is Heat Gain and how can you control it?

What is the G Factor?

The G Factor is a coefficient for measuring the amount of solar radiation that enters a building through a glazed unit. In simpler terms the G Factor represents the amount of heat entering…