Professionals in the construction of facades and roofs in Palermo

Structural curtain walls are made of glass and metal, however the structure is hidden, leaving space only for the transparency of the glass, given the absence of visible metal parts. The sheets are installed on 4 metal frames that allow for even weight distribution throughout the structure.

The glass is glued with silicone leaving a 20mm gap between each sheet.

Facades and roofs made with this technique are particularly suitable to reduce installation costs: the various components are assembled in the workshop and transported to the site to be simply laid.

They offer considerable solidity and assembly in the workshop minimises errors in construction and design. They can be made with the metal frame in sight or with the "all glass" effect.

Modern technologies make it possible to create facades and roofs with a dual function as in the case of photovoltaic ones: on the one hand they will provide thermal and acoustic insulation, protecting the building, on the other they will allow to produce energy thanks to the solar panels installed.

Ventilated façades are installed dry, often for the redevelopment of an existing building, and offer considerable advantages in terms of value for money. The structure has a cavity between the cladding which contains insulating material, reducing heat dispersion and improving internal comfort.

Punctual façades are used for projects that enhance the transparency or interior of the structure. The entire structure is made with tubes, often made of metal, anchored to steel crosspieces that allow the weight of the glass panes to be adjusted.

The glass modules are in turn sealed with silicone and other similar materials; sheets can be installed with remarkable thermo-acoustic insulation performance.

Many people appreciate punctual façades for the modern effect they give to buildings and constructions.

Glass roofs and facades are a huge advantage for large buildings, especially for the possibility of lighting and heating the interior using natural sunlight. However, it is not possible to use just any glass for the construction of these systems, as the humidity, the intensity of the sun's rays and the weather must be taken into account.

There are different types of glass for this: absorbent, reflective, selective and with low emissions.

Tensile structures are the most often requested solution for temporary structures: suspended or cable-stayed bridges, sheds, panoramic wheels and suspended roofs are some of the most common examples.

Tensile structures are made of suspended materials held under tension by complex cable and tie-rod systems that provide the necessary support for the roof, often made of sheet metal or canvas.

The main function of sunshades is to provide coverage and shielding from the sun's rays: they can be used for large spaces and large buildings. They can be easily customised thanks to the many materials available and can be installed on fixed or sliding frames for greater versatility.