Product range
Curtain wall, railing & louvre
The sections that make up a building's outer face — mullions and transoms, glass railings, shutters and louvre blades from 0.6 mm.
- Alloy & temper
- 6063 T5, 6063 T6, 6061
- Wall thickness
- 0.6 – 2.0 mm
- Standard length
- 6 m
- Finish
- Powder, wood grain, electrophoretic, anodised, mill
Three problems, one range
Curtain wall, railing and louvre are grouped because they are all the outside of the building and all fail the same way — through the joint, not through the section. The catalogue reflects that: each system is published as a frame plus the joints, bars and decor boxes that close it.
Façade systems are listed by depth. The deeper the mullion, the greater the span it carries between floors, which is the number that decides the system long before the finish does.
Railing and shutter sections share the GM55 geometry with the architectural range, so a project can run the same bevelled edge from the door frame to the balcony rail without a second die.
Louvre and cladding blades are the thin end of the range — 0.6 to 0.8 mm, in flat, box, slat and reed profiles — where weight per metre matters more than wall thickness.
Systems in this range
Façade depth first, then the railing, shutter and blade systems.
| System | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Façade 52 / 62 / 65 | Stick curtain-wall mullion and transom sections by system depth, with their matching rails, bases and joints. |
| Façade 1100 | The deepest section in the façade range, for the longest unsupported spans. |
| Railing Xingfa | Glass railing on the Xingfa geometry: rail bar, box, joint and frame sections, with a 160 insulating-glass door section in the same family. |
| Railing chamfered edge GM55 | Chamfered-edge railing sharing the GM55 geometry — main frame, mould and mould base, joint, bar and decor box. |
| Shutter system | Shutter blades, boxes, rails and moulds built on the XF GM55 sections. |
| Lamri louvre & cladding | Blade profiles from 0.6 to 0.8 mm — flat, box, slat and reed — for ceilings, soffits and screening. |
| Glass leaf & structure | The leaf, bead, base and hanging sections that carry glass into all of the above, published by code in the catalogue. |
Where it goes
01
Office & hotel towers
Stick curtain wall, specified by mullion depth against floor-to-floor height.
02
Balustrades
Glass railing to balconies, stairs and walkways, in the same finish as the glazing.
03
Screening & shading
Louvre blades and shutters used to cut solar gain on west-facing elevations.
04
Ceilings & soffits
Lamri cladding blades, where the run is long and the weight per metre is the constraint.
Working to a façade specification?
Send the elevation and the floor-to-floor dimension. We will come back with the system depth that carries it and the sections that go with it.