Sliding, casement and tilt windows
Aluminium Windows
Sliding, casement, pivot and tilt-and-turn aluminium windows with electrostatic powder coating in RAL colours.
Structural glazing & curtain walls
Glass facades that give a building presence and daylight
Structural-glazing and curtain-wall facades with double tempered glass, plus aluminium-framed skylights and domes.
Overview
Structural-glazing and curtain-wall facades use dedicated aluminium sections holding double tempered glass, so the building reads as a continuous glass skin without visible concrete divisions; systems differ by how much aluminium shows outside.
Each facade is detailed to the consultant’s drawings and the building’s requirements. We also build aluminium-framed glazed roofs and domes that bring daylight into halls and stairwells.
Systems and options
- Structural glazing (structural silicone, S.G.)
- Curtain wall with visible mullions
- Double tempered glass in the colour you choose
- Fully closed tubular sections
- Concealed fixings after installation
- Outward-opening vents on request
- Aluminium-framed glazed roofs and domes
Benefits
More daylight
Large glazed areas bring light deep inside.
A unified architectural identity
Continuous glass gives the building presence.
Sealed against water and dust
Wide gaskets and silicone sealing between glass and aluminium.
Protected during works
Film-protected aluminium surfaces during fabrication and installation.
Typical uses
- Office buildings
- Hotels and showrooms
- Shops and restaurants
- Villa facades and stair towers
What affects the quotation?
We do not publish fixed prices because every project is different. The quotation depends on:
- Dimensions (width × height) of each opening
- Quantity of doors or windows
- System: WPC, aluminium sliding, casement, folding…
- Colour and finish
- Glass type where relevant
- Hardware and handles
- Project location and installation conditions
Designs & ideas
Aluminium & Glass Facades
Design visuals illustrating the available systems and finishes.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Aluminium & Glass Facades
What is the difference between structural glazing and a curtain wall?
In structural glazing the glass is bonded with structural silicone so almost no aluminium shows outside; in a curtain wall the aluminium mullions are visible between panels.
Do you work to the consultant’s drawings?
Yes. We review drawings and requirements and propose a system suited to the building’s height and dimensions.
Can you build a glass dome or skylight for a villa?
Yes, aluminium-framed glazed roofs and domes for halls and stairwells, after a site visit.
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- WhatsApp — send sizes or photos+966 50 084 1510
- Call us+966 50 084 1510
- Emailrenaissancesign2024@gmail.com
- Working hoursSaturday – Thursday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
- LocationRiyadh, Saudi Arabia
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