Slim, elegant sightlines
Minimal framing keeps visual impact on the glass, not the structure.
Curtain walling is more than a façade – it's a building envelope system that controls light, heat, weather, and sound. Allglass Anglia delivers fully coordinated installations that meet the demands of modern architecture without compromising on finish or function.
Minimal framing keeps visual impact on the glass, not the structure.
Reduces heat transfer, cutting energy bills and preventing condensation.
Engineered to resist wind loads, driving rain and air infiltration.
Sized and specified to suit any opening, elevation or design brief.
Our curtain walling systems are available in a range of frame depths and configurations to suit the scale and structural requirements of your project.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Frame material | Aluminium with thermal break |
| Typical face sightline | 50 mm |
| Available frame depths | 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175 mm |
| Glazing options | Double or triple glazed units |
| Infill panel options | Glass, spandrel panels, aluminium solid sheet |
| Finish options | Powder coated in a wide range of RAL colours |
| Integrated openings | Opening vents, entrance doors |
| Compliance | UK Building Regulations; Part L, Part Q |
| Applications | Commercial, residential, education, retail, healthcare |
Allglass Anglia specifies high-performance glazing units suited to the demands of the project. Toughened safety glass is offered as standard, with options including Low-E coatings to reduce solar heat gain, acoustic interlayers to dampen external noise, and enhanced security glazing where required. Every system is sealed and gasketted to deliver reliable weather resistance and long-term airtightness.
Allglass Anglia brings a structured, trade-coordinated approach to every curtain walling installation. We survey the opening, specify the correct system that is tested to each specific project, and manage the full process through to a finished, weather-tight façade – working with your site team at every stage.
With years of glazing expertise across East Anglia, we understand what commercial and residential clients need: a system that performs from day one, looks exceptional, and is installed with minimum disruption to your programme.
From office buildings and retail frontages to dramatic residential extensions and multi-storey glazed screens, curtain walling delivers impact that standard window systems simply cannot match. The non-load-bearing aluminium frame handles wind, weather and its own dead load independently of the building structure, giving architects and designers complete freedom.
Whether you are a developer, main contractor or homeowner, Allglass Anglia will advise on the most appropriate system for your project and handle the installation from start to finish – on time, on spec and to a standard you can rely on.














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Considering curtain walling for your building? Here are answers to the questions our clients ask most often before they get started.
Curtain walling is a non-load-bearing external façade system, typically aluminium-framed with glass infill panels. It hangs from the building's structure and manages wind, weather and its own weight independently.
No. While common in commercial settings, curtain walling is increasingly used in high-end residential projects, particularly for large glazed screens, gable windows and dramatic entrance features.
Systems can be specified with double or triple glazed units, Low-E coatings, solar control glass, acoustic interlayers or enhanced security glazing, depending on the performance requirements of your project.
Modern systems use thermally broken aluminium frames and high-performance glazing units to significantly reduce heat loss, helping buildings meet current UK Building Regulations for energy efficiency.
Contact Allglass Anglia with your project details and we will arrange a site survey, assess the opening and provide a full specification and quotation tailored to your requirements.
Tell us a little about your home and what you're looking for, and we'll come back to you with clear, competitive pricing – no jargon, no hard sell, just honest advice.