A façade is a coordinated system
The company profile sets out a range of stick curtain walls, structural glazing and spider glazing solutions. Each combines glass, supports, hardware and detailing to meet the architectural intent of a project.
Framing and architectural rhythm
Stick curtain wall systems use coordinated framing with horizontal and vertical profiles. Belmont’s listed capabilities include structural glazing, clamping technologies, face-cap architectural linings and integrated thermal breaks. These components allow the frame and glazing to be considered together.
Transparency with point-supported glass
The spider glazing range includes fin-supported, tension-rod and conventional configurations. The profile identifies stainless steel spider arms, rotules, point fixings and silicone sealants as part of this system family.
Continue the envelope overhead
Skylights and canopies bring the same attention to glass and support into overhead applications. The range covers fixed framing, ventilated operable skylights, tubular skylights, pyramid forms and acrylic or polycarbonate domes.
Start with the project requirements
Discuss the appearance, opening sizes, support arrangement and environmental requirements with the project team. The final system and glass specification should be developed for the particular building and its approved design.
Based on the supplied Belmont company profile, pages 7–9. Technical references describe the profile’s listed capabilities; selected systems and current documentation are confirmed for each project.