Structural window fixing is an advanced glazing method used in contemporary architecture where glass is bonded and supported using a structural frame system. Instead of visible heavy framing, the glass is fixed with specialized silicone sealants, aluminum pressure plates, and hidden support profiles.

This system is widely used in commercial buildings, showrooms, offices, and luxury residential projects because it provides:

• Clean and modern glass appearance
• Maximum natural light penetration
• Strong wind and load resistance
• Waterproof and airtight sealing
• Compatibility with openable window sections

In many designs, structural glazing can also include openable windows integrated within the fixed glass panels, maintaining both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

🔹 Common Materials Used

• Aluminum structural frame system
• Tempered or laminated glass
• Structural silicone sealant (weather resistant)
• EPDM rubber gaskets
• Stainless steel fittings

🔹 Installation Overview

1. Site measurement and frame layout
2. Aluminum frame installation and alignment
3. Glass panel positioning
4. Structural silicone bonding
5. Sealing and waterproof finishing
6. Quality inspection (alignment, leakage test)