Curtain Wall Systems for Modern Commercial Architecture

SB750 Non Impact Curtain Wall

The SB750 Non Impact Curtain Wall is designed for commercial building facades that require durability, design flexibility, and clean sightlines. Its aluminum framing supports contemporary architectural applications and expansive glazing concepts.

This system can be considered for commercial projects where a non impact curtain wall solution aligns with the building's requirements. Its clean appearance also makes it suitable for architectural designs that emphasize large glass areas and modern facade aesthetics.

SB751 Impact Curtain Wall

The SB751 Impact Curtain Wall is an impact rated aluminum curtain wall system designed for demanding environments. It can be particularly relevant to projects in hurricane prone and high wind regions where additional performance considerations may influence facade selection.

Impact rated systems can provide architects and project teams with an option when the building location and applicable project requirements call for an impact resistant curtain wall solution. The SB751 also maintains architectural flexibility, making it suitable for commercial facade designs that require both performance considerations and modern aesthetics.

SB752 Split Mullion Curtain Wall

The SB752 Split Mullion Curtain Wall is designed with a split mullion approach that can simplify installation while maintaining architectural flexibility. This system provides another option for commercial building projects where efficient assembly and facade design are important considerations.

Its configuration can support different architectural applications while helping project teams address installation requirements during construction. As with any curtain wall solution, the appropriate system should be selected according to the project's specifications and application.

Applications Across Commercial Buildings

Curtain wall systems are used across many types of commercial and institutional buildings. Offices often use expansive glazing to create bright, contemporary work environments and distinctive exterior facades. Healthcare facilities may incorporate glazed facades as part of their architectural design, while educational buildings can use curtain wall systems to create modern entrances, common areas, and exterior elevations.

Mixed use developments may also benefit from curtain wall systems because they often combine different building functions within a single architectural design. A flexible facade system can help maintain a consistent visual language across different sections of the development.