We are a trusted curtain wall manufacturer offering diverse system, solutions and reliable on-site installation for global projects.
From design, manufacturing to on-site installation solution
Wide range of curtain wall systems
Precision manufacturing with quality materials
Strict quality control and testing
Customization for unique architectural designs
Fast lead times and reliable delivery
Professional technical and design support
ISO 9001 Certified Manufacturing
Strict Raw Material Inspection
Precision CNC Machining and Fabrication
Surface Treatment Quality Testing
Air and Water Tightness Testing
Thermal and Acoustic Performance Evaluation
Wind Load and Impact Resistance Tests
In-Process and Final Assembly Inspections
Mock-Up and Field Test Support
From urban skylines to coastal resorts, our curtain wall systems bring architectural visions to life. Designed for performance, elegance, and adaptability, they meet the diverse demands of modern building projects worldwide.
From urban skylines to coastal resorts, our curtain wall systems bring architectural visions to life. Designed for performance, elegance, and adaptability, they meet the diverse demands of modern building projects worldwide.
A curtain wall is a non-structural outer wall that hangs like a curtain on the building’s frame. It is typically made of lightweight materials such as aluminum and glass, designed to resist air and water infiltration while allowing natural light to enter the building. Unlike traditional walls, curtain walls do not carry the building’s load—they serve as a protective and aesthetic facade.
Modern and Sleek Appearance
Natural Light Optimization
Lightweight Structure
Energy Efficiency
Weather Protection
Acoustic Insulation
Design Flexibility
Increased Property Value
Proper maintenance is essential to extend the lifespan and performance of your curtain wall system. Routine inspections and cleaning help prevent damage and ensure long-term durability.
Clean the Glass and Frames Regularly
Inspect Sealants and Gaskets
Check for Water Infiltration
Tighten and Secure Fasteners
Schedule Annual Professional Inspections
Keep Drainage Paths Clear
| Feature | Curtain Wall | Window Wall |
|---|---|---|
| Structural Role | Non-load-bearing, hangs from the building structure | Installed between floor slabs, may bear some load |
| Installation Location | Mounted outside the slab edge (continuous façade) | Sits between slabs (like window units) |
| Appearance | Seamless glass façade with hidden slab edges | Visible slab edges between floors |
| System Type | Usually unitized or stick systems | Pre-fabricated window units |
| Cost | Higher initial cost, more complex system | Generally more cost-effective |
| Application | Ideal for high-rise, complex façades | Common in mid-rise residential or commercial buildings |
| Design Flexibility | Highly customizable for unique façade concepts | More standardized, modular look |
A curtain wall must ensure structural integrity, weather resistance, thermal and acoustic insulation, durability with low maintenance, and aesthetic appeal to enhance building design.​
With proper design, quality materials, and regular maintenance, curtain walls can last 30 to 50 years or more, depending on environmental conditions.
Architects often choose curtain walls for their design flexibility, ability to span multiple floors, and enhanced performance in air and water resistance compared to window walls.
No, curtain walls are non-load-bearing systems that support only their own weight and environmental loads, transferring these forces to the building’s structural framework.
Yes, curtain wall systems can incorporate operable windows or vents, allowing for natural ventilation while maintaining the façade’s aesthetic and performance.
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Toughened glass and tempered glass are the same safety glass, made stronger by heat treatment, with differences mainly in naming and regional usage.
Glass spontaneous breakage occurs when tempered glass shatters without impact, often caused by nickel sulfide inclusions, thermal stress, or edge damage.
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