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Industrial glazing
Warehouses and workshops in Al Quoz, Jebel Ali and the Northern Emirates ask glazing a different question: how to push daylight deep into a tall shed without turning it into an oven, and how to make frames that survive forklifts, dust and wash-downs. The answers are glazing high on the wall rather than at eye level, ventilation louvres in the same line, and sections specified for hard use. The work is phased around the operation, because the racking rarely stops.
- high level glazing position
- louvres ventilation
- phased working method
We produce
Curtain walls, structural and semi-structural glazing, ventilated and cassette facades. The system carries its own weight and the wind load of a tall building, and the glass line stays unbroken across the elevation.
Canopies, balustrades, railings and pool fencing, where glass is carried by an aluminium or steel frame. The load goes through the metal, the glass stays transparent.
Frameless glazing, spider systems, skylights and roof lanterns — everything built so the frame disappears and only the glass is read.
Office and glass partitions, sliding and smart-glass systems. They divide a floor without walls: light passes through, noise does not.
Glazed structures with a fire-resistance rating for escape routes and openings between fire compartments.
Priced per project
Glazed facade
Curtain wall
Glass floors
Stair railings
Glass fences
Glass canopies
Skylights
Glass partitions
Fire-resistant glazing
How an industrial job is run
- Survey with the facility manager Operating hours and access equipment
- Daylight balanced against the cooling Glazed area sized, not maximised
- Louvres and openings set out Placed where the warm air gathers
- Phasing agreed around the operation Bay by bay, racking stays loaded
- Long sections cut in our Dubai factory Made to the measured survey
- Installed with the right access plant Scissor and boom lifts planned in
What industrial glazing is built for
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High level
Position
Daylight without a hot glass wall
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Solar control
Glass
Light admitted, radiant heat cut
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Louvre panels
Ventilation
Warm air released where it collects
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Deep sections
Profile
Sized for the span and the traffic
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Planned access
Maintenance
Cleaning route agreed while designing
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Pricing
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What are we making
Shape and opening
Size
Width and height: 300–6000 mm. Not sure? Clear the fields — we’ll measure at the free survey.
Width under 300 mm — check that it is in millimetres.
Width over 6000 mm — we’ll confirm it at the survey.
Height under 300 mm — check that it is in millimetres.
Height over 6000 mm — we’ll confirm it at the survey.
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Glazing unit
Extras
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The honest downside
What high-level glazing will not do for a shed
Glass high on the wall throws light a long way, but not all the way. In a deep shed the middle of the floor can stay dim however much glazing runs along the walls, and adding more glass to reach it mostly adds heat that the cooling has to remove.
It also sits where nobody can reach it. Dust from the yard and the racking settles on the glass and cuts the light it was put there for, and every clean needs a lift booked around the operation.
For a wide or deep building, openings in the roof plane bring daylight to the middle of the floor where wall glazing cannot. High-level glazing along the walls stays the right answer for narrower sheds, workshops and elevations where light and ventilation louvres can share one line.
Consider instead
Skylights
Frequently asked questions
Partly, and the trade is worth making. Glazing placed high on the wall or in the roof plane throws light far into the building, so the artificial lighting can be dimmed for most of the working day; solar-control glass admits that light while rejecting a good share of the radiant heat. What settles the balance is the glazed area, the orientation and the height it sits at — not the glass on its own.
It should not. We phase the elevation bay by bay, isolate the area under work with barriers, and bring in access plant for the shift rather than leaving it standing in the aisle. Loading bays and fire routes are kept clear throughout — those are the two things a facility manager will not negotiate, and rightly.
Powder-coated aluminium does not rust, so the frame itself is the easy part. What wears is at the moving points: seals abraded by grit, and hardware that stiffens when dust turns to paste in a wash-down. We specify heavier hardware than a domestic job would use and agree a cleaning routine at handover.
Frequently, yes. Where the existing opening is framed and sound, a new unit goes into it and the cladding is left alone, which removes the expensive part of the job. The survey establishes what the opening is actually made of first — on older sheds it is not always what the original drawings claim.
Brands we work with
Related pages
Nearby pages and the rest of the catalogue.
- All-glass corners
- Aluminium railings
- Balcony glazing
- Balcony glazing upgrade
- Cassette facades
- Conservatories
- Curtain wall
- Floor-to-ceiling glazing
- Frameless balcony glazing
- Frameless glazing
- Garden rooms
- Glass balustrades
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The Pinnacle Building, Sheikh Zayed Road, Office 607
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