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Airtec Glass
Airtec Glass is a robust composite panel totalling 27 mm thick, consisting of heat-soaked thermally toughened safety glass (ESG-H) bonded to a lightweight concrete base. The panels, up to 7.74 m² in size, are hooked onto the sub-structure with concealed clips. The panes of toughened safety glass are available in any RAL shade or digitally printed.
Airtec Glass
Airtec Glass is a robust composite panel totalling 27 mm thick, consisting of heat-soaked thermally toughened safety glass (ESG-H) bonded to a lightweight concrete base. The panels, up to 7.74 m² in size, are hooked onto the sub-structure with concealed clips. The panes of toughened safety glass are available in any RAL shade or digitally printed.
Full Overview
Download Data PackReflective
Mirror your landscape night and day with airtec glass. Invisible fixing reduces distracting gaps and the need for framing, giving an distinctive smooth reflection.Large Format
A striking feature of airtec glass is that it offers the opportunity to install up to storey height in a single panel – without visible fixings.Soffits
The unique sub-frame and fixing design allows airtec glass to continue from vertical to horizontal across soffits and projected overhangs. -
Enderby Wharf
A jewel of the Thames. Enderby Wharf is an iconic waters edge development in Greenwich Village, London. Airtec Glass was chosen to reflect the river and bring a nautical twist to HLM Architects façade design.
Earth Sciences Building
Oxford Earth Sciences Building was designed to transcend function and neighbourliness, and – whilst having an ostensible didactic use – serve as the department’s visual signature. Coloured and opaque airtec glass highlighted the stone spandrels that are the presiding feature of this WilkinsonEyre design.