Products

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System Doors & Windows

Types of Doors:
Entrance doors
Interior doors
Sliding doors
Folding doors
Revolving doors
Automatic doors

Doors and windows are essential components of a building's exterior and interior design.

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Railings & Balustradess

Railing & Balustrades exemplify a safety & reliable solution to our clients. Weather be it commercial office space for employees and business owners or residential house occupants, these structures are highly structurally tested to adverse effects of weather to offer a sound high tested system. These structures are either supported by aluminium or stainless-steel vertical post or anchored to the building structure and glass is held in between the post or with seamless horizontal aluminium system where glass is cantilever. 

Our Railing & Balustrade Systems ensures longevity and weather resistance.

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Curtain Walls

Curtain walls represent the pinnacle of modern architectural design. These non-structural building envelopes seamlessly blend form and function, creating stunning facades that flood interiors with natural light while providing protection against the elements Our curtain wall solutions offer a world of possibilities, from energy-efficient designs to customizable aesthetics that harmonize with your vision. We specialize in crafting sustainable and low-maintenance solutions that not only enhance the beauty of your building but also contribute to its longevity. Explore the transformative potential of curtain walls with us and discover how they can redefine your space. Experience elegance, efficiency, and innovation – all in one exquisite package. 

Contact us to explore the limitless possibilities of curtain walls for your project.

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Canopy

A canopy is a projecting structure providing shelter from the elements, supported by columns, brackets, or walls. Available in fixed, retractable, fabric, metal, and glass types, canopies offer numerous benefits, including weather protection, sun shading, aesthetic appeal, increased outdoor usability, and branding opportunities. Suitable for entrances, walkways, patios, decks, and outdoor seating areas, canopies are crafted from materials like metals, fabrics, glass, wood, and composites. Key design considerations include load calculation, wind resistance, drainage, lighting integration, and maintenance access. By integrating a canopy, buildings can enhance their exterior functionality and visual appeal, creating inviting and protected outdoor spaces.

An overhead roof or structure that provides shelter from the sun and rain, or serves as a decorative architectural element.

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Aluminum Composite Panel

Aluminum Composite Panel (ACP) is a versatile building material consisting of two aluminum sheets bonded to a polyethylene or polyurethane core. Offering benefits like lightweight construction, corrosion resistance, weather resistance, easy installation, and low maintenance, ACP is ideal for exterior cladding, interior partitions, signage, facades, roofing, and ceiling panels. Available in various types, including PE, FR, and PVDF-coated, ACP comes in thicknesses ranging from 3-6 mm. Popular brands include Alcobond, Reynobond, Alpolic, and Dibond. With its durability, aesthetic appeal, and fire-resistance (depending on core material).

ACP has become a popular choice for architectural projects requiring a balance of form and function.

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Skylights

Skylights are architectural features that bring natural light and ventilation into buildings, enhancing aesthetics and energy efficiency. Available in various types – fixed, venting, retractable, dome, and pyramid – skylights offer numerous benefits, including reduced artificial lighting needs, improved air circulation, increased serotonin levels, and visual appeal. Suitable for residential, commercial, industrial, and public buildings, skylights are made from materials like glass, acrylic, polycarbonate, and fiberglass, featuring UV protection, insulation, weather tightness, and low maintenance requirements. 

By integrating skylights, buildings can transform interior spaces while reducing energy costs

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Structural glazing

Structural Glazing is a modern façade system attaching glass to a building’s framework using specialized adhesives and sealants, eliminating mechanical fasteners. It offers aesthetic appeal, maximized natural light, effective weather resistance, and structural integrity, while minimizing maintenance needs. Available in various types, including Point Fixed, Frameless, Spider, and Patch Fittings Glazing, structural glazing is ideal for curtain walls, skylights, canopies, glass railings, and facades. However, its implementation requires careful consideration of load calculation, glass selection, sealant durability, and installation precision. 

With its sleek appearance and numerous benefits, structural glazing has become a popular choice in contemporary architecture.

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Unitized Glazing

Unitized Glazing, or Unitized Curtain Walling, is a façade system where prefabricated glass, frame, and component modules are assembled in a factory and installed onto a building’s structural framework. This method offers numerous benefits, including faster installation, improved quality control, enhanced weather tightness, reduced site disruption, increased thermal performance, and better acoustic insulation. Ideal for high-rise buildings, commercial offices, hospitals, airports, and shopping malls, Unitized Glazing provides a minimalist aesthetic while minimizing labor costs and ensuring consistency and performance. Compared to Stick Glazing.

Unitized Glazing boasts quicker installation, lower labor costs, and improved consistency.

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Spider glazing

Spider Glazing, or Point Supported Glazing, is a façade system featuring point-fixed glass panels attached by minimalist spider fittings, creating a sleek, frameless appearance. This design maximizes transparency and natural light, providing unobstructed views while ensuring weather resistance and low maintenance. Ideal for curtain walls, canopies, skylights, glass railings, and entrance systems, Spider Glazing offers visual appeal, design flexibility, structural integrity, and energy efficiency. With its sophisticated, modern aesthetic and minimal visual obstructions.

Spider Glazing is perfect for projects seeking a high-end, visually stunning exterior.

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Frameless Glazing

Frameless glazing uses structural silicone or advanced hardware to secure glass panels without visible frames, creating a seamless, clean, and minimalist aesthetic. It can be used for exterior facades, balconies, doors, and interior partitions to maximize natural light and open up a space

This transparency fosters a harmonious link with the surrounding environment, which is especially effective for properties with scenic views.