North Light Glazing
North Light Glazing is used to take natural day light from North side. With specialtiy desingned require aluminium Glazing bars, shoe stop, & tension clips. North Light Glazing saves treamendos energy used in consumption of tube lights etc. Generally a wired glass ( It has wire mesh incorporated during its production. Wired glass is recommended for its fire protection property. In case of fire, the glass cracks but broken pieces tend to remain in position restricting the spread of flame and smoke for some time) is used in North Light Glazing.
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Structural Glazing
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Point Fixed Glazing
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ACP Cladding
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Skylights
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Space Frames
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North Light Glazing


The use of structural glazing in commercial buildings has increased in line with architects’ and clients’ vision and desire for ever more creative and eye-catching building facades. The most popular method of manufacturing these units is to bond the
Point-fixed structural glazing systems are the ideal solution for architects striving to achieve maximum light and transparency within large areas.
Aluminum Composite Panel Cladding (ACP) is a widely-used term, describing flat panels that consist of thermoplastic core bonded between two aluminum sheets. ACPs are frequently used for external cladding of buildings (building facades).
Skylights add natural lighting to interiors. It’s a great way to add an exciting element to lackluster, lifeless rooms that need a little enhancement. It is system to remain with nature, be in natural light and have architectural view of the building.
Space frames are trusses that span with two way action. Two way action refers to the fact that space trusses carry the load along both its axes, much like a two way concrete slabs. The two natural and basic design elements needed to create Space Frames
North Light Glazing is used to take natural day light from North side. With specialtiy desingned require aluminium Glazing bars, shoe stop, & tension clips. North Light Glazing saves treamendos energy used in consumption of tube lights etc.