Double Silver Low-E Coating Film Glazed Stick-built System Glass Façade Curtain Wall Office Buildings

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1. Wide availability of system choice on the market at very competitive prices and short lead-in times

2. Suited for angular or complex facades

3. Slighlines are slimmer than Unitized Curtain Walling

4. Quicker production processes in the factory

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Aluminum Framed Stick system curtain walls

System width: 50 mm or customized
Supporting Frames: ab 50 mm or customized
Structural profiles: Wood profiles
Steel tubes
Open steel profiles

System technology:
Free choice of material (steel or wood), for profile widths from 50 mm
Same interface profile for mullions and transoms
Overlapping via vertical and horizontal single-Piece overarching sealing profiles with different drainage levels
Simple and efficient fixing of the aluminum profile by means of screws
Alternative simple fixing technique using steel studs for steel tubes with a wall thickness from 4 mm
Ideal for vertical and polygon façades, sloped glazing and spatial structures
Glazing from outside with visible or concealed screws

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Glass Façade Stick Curtain Walling (SWC) system is defined as non-load bearing walls, usually suspended in front of structural steel or concrete framing. The term “stick” refers to the factory-cut mullions and transoms which are transported to site as loose bars and sticks. However it is possible to assemble them into a ladder frame often referred to as “ladders” for quicker site assembly.

A stick built curtain wall refers to the method of construction by which glass façade curtain wall is assembled on site, piece by piece. The manufacturer delivers each individual component; glass, mullion, spandrel; and glaziers assemble the curtain wall directly on the structure.

The stick built system requires installation by highly skilled laborers on site, increasing the installation cost and causing some quality control issues. However, the on site installation allows for easier detailing of connections and larger tolerances in the building structure.

The advantage of a stick built facade curtain wall system comes from its cost savings over a unitized system. On small project, the scale is too small to make it economical to prefabricate panels, so the added on-site time and cost is worth the higher unit cost associated with a small scale unitized system. For this reason, stick built systems are typically used on small to mid-sized projects.