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Windows in Meydan
Meydan is new, low in density and built with a great deal of glass, so the questions here are structural before they are decorative. A pane running from the floor to the underside of the slab is doing something a small window never does: it stands beneath a structure that moves. Concrete deflects as a building takes up its load and settles over its first years, and a window head fixed hard to that slab passes the movement into the glass, which glass tolerates exactly once. The rest follows from weight — panes this size are set by machine rather than by hand, and the route the lifter takes across a finished floor is agreed before the glass is ordered.
- free to move the head detail
- by machine how glass is set
- drawn first the route to the opening
What full-height glass demands
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Movement allowance
Head detail
Deflection taken by the frame, not the pane
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Glass lifter
Handling
Past what a crew can carry safely
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Room to grow
Long profiles
Metal lengthens through the afternoon
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Toughened or laminated
Glass to floor level
Nothing else stops you at that edge
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Coating and reveal
Solar control
A glass wall gathers a whole room of heat
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Why choose aluminium windows?
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Durable EPDM seals
Three contours of EPDM seals keep the glass off the aluminium and close the gap between sash and frame, so dust, humid salt air and wind-driven rain stay outside.
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Foamed thermal inserts
Foamed inserts fill the profile chambers and stop air circulating inside them, so less outside heat and street noise passes through the frame into the cooled room.
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Polyamide thermal breaks
Glass-filled polyamide thermal breaks up to 40 mm wide keep the outer and inner shells apart, so the frame holds its shape and its insulation through a UAE summer.
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Energy-efficient double glazing
Double glazing up to 60 mm thick puts a sealed gap of still air or gas between the hot street and the cooled room, so less heat crosses the glass into the room.
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How a glass wall is built in
- Opening surveyed from slab to slab An engineer is with you within 48 hours
- Head drawn with a movement gap The building settles; the glass must not feel it
- Panel sizes set by what can get in Doorways, turning space and lifting room measured
- Lifting plant and floor protection agreed Finished stone and timber boarded over first
- Fabricated in our own Dubai plant Three to five weeks once the drawing is signed
- Glass checked in daylight before handover Seals, drainage and every edge inspected
Examples of solutions
Profile Systems
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Schuco
Learn more about SchucoSchüco aluminium systems carry large panes on slim frames — for villas, apartments and offices where the view matters.
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GUTMANN
Learn more about GUTMANNGUTMANN systems are offered by Gutmann Middle East LLC, based in Dubai Investments Park: hinged windows and doors, sliding and lift-and-slide doors, curtain walls and glass railings
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Deceuninck
Learn more about DeceuninckDeceuninck uPVC profiles are designed in Belgium for superior insulation, weather resistance and a sleek finish. A popular choice for energy-efficient homes across Europe
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Cortizo
Learn more about CortizoCortizo aluminium systems combine precise Spanish engineering with high thermal and acoustic performance. A reliable choice for windows, doors and facades that need to perform in demanding climates
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Montana 120
Learn more about Montana 120Montana 120 is a thermal-break sliding series from Gulfex (Gulf Extrusion LLC), with the profile extruded here in Dubai. A straightforward choice for sliding windows and balcony doors of ordinary size
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TB-600
Learn more about TB-600TB-600 is the thermal-break hinged window and door series of Gulfex (Gulf Extrusion LLC). The profile is extruded in Dubai, and the same maker covers sliding, folding and curtain-wall systems
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ALUK
Learn more about ALUKALUK is an Italian aluminium systems brand known for slim, minimalist frames that maximise glass area without compromising strength. Perfect for architectural projects that call for a light, contemporary look
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Vetromax
Learn more about VetromaxVetromax combines advanced glazing technology with aluminium framing for maximum light, strength and energy efficiency. A modern solution for panoramic windows and glass facades
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REHAU
Learn more about REHAUREHAU uPVC systems are engineered in Germany for outstanding thermal insulation, soundproofing and long-term durability. A proven choice for energy-efficient windows and doors worldwide
Frequently asked questions
Glass almost never fails in the middle; it fails from an edge, and the two usual causes are both invisible from inside the room. One is stress: a pane clamped hard at the head, or bedded onto a hard point instead of onto proper setting blocks, has nowhere to go when the structure above it deflects or when the metal around it expands in the afternoon. The other is a nick in the edge from handling, which sits there for months and then opens up on the first hot day. Both are prevented in the detail rather than diagnosed afterwards, which is why the head joint on a full-height window matters more than the specification of the glass.
The limit is rarely the profile. It is what can be carried into the room, what can be lifted safely once it is there, and what the hardware has to do afterwards — a bigger sliding leaf is not just more glass, it is heavier rollers, a stiffer track and a door that has to stay pleasant to move ten years from now. We measure the route first: the gate, the doorways, the turning space and the room for a lifter to stand. Where the glass cannot get to the opening in one piece, we divide it on the drawing, where a division can be made to look deliberate.
It is, when it is specified as such, and this is worth being deliberate about rather than assuming. Glass that reaches the floor is laminated or toughened so that a fall against it does not put anyone through it; the pane keeps its shape when it breaks instead of coming down. A large clear pane also has to be visible — a rail, a transom or a mark at eye level so that nobody walks into what they cannot see. And where a full-height sash opens, the handle position and a restrictor are part of the order, not an afterthought.
Because that is how flat glass is made and toughened, and on a small window nobody ever notices. Large panes reflect enough of the sky to show the faint waviness left by the manufacturing rollers, and a sealed unit can also bow very slightly as the air trapped inside it warms and cools, which bends the reflection with it. Neither affects the strength, the sealing or the view out. We mention it before you order because on a long elevation of big panes it is visible from the garden, and it is much easier to hear now than to be surprised by at handover.
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