Facade material: Glass and decorative steel elements

Glass and aluminium facades impress with modernity

The glass-aluminium facades are a more extravagant and eye-catching housing than the classic glass facade. This type of facade significantly increases its effectiveness due to the size of the modular pavilion, and the spatiality obtained thanks to the glass, additionally, optically enlarges the building. The laminating glass used for this type of construction allows for safety and a high level of acoustic mute. Thanks to its light transmittance, the interior of the container remains bright, which has a very positive effect on the well-being of employees. Decorative changes inside the modular house allow for a diametral change of collecting the container from the outside and displaying its contents. Such a facade is constructed of light curtain walls made of special aluminium profiles and glass. Glass is characterised by a high coefficient of thermal insulation, which minimises heat loss. Water, wind and impact resistance are achieved thanks to the use of laminates on the glass surface and toughening. The high level of soundproofing of windows allows for comfortable use also in noisy city centres or for performing noisy works inside a service pavilion.

Decorative variations of glass and steel constitute a modern aesthetic

The maintenance of the glass is not demanding, however, maintaining the aesthetics of the container requires taking care of the transparency of the glass. Glass and aluminium facades require regular safety checks by specialists, which allows detecting possible faults at an early stage. The high level of technical advancement of aluminium facade systems perfectly meets the needs of energy-saving and passive construction. Glass facades, elemental buildings, allow you to combine different facade materials, obtaining unique effects, and the versatility of the glass allows you to adjust the aesthetics of the container to any environment.