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Atrium Fencing

Generally speaking, the atrium is the lobby of commercial and public buildings, similar to a courtyard, but consisting of two or more floors. Of course, this makes the object a potentially unsafe place to find and needs protective structures. Atriums have become widespread in modern architecture, as, however, is tempered glass. In modern shopping centers every year you can see more and more atriums, and there are several reasons for this. Perhaps this is primarily due to market trends, because as soon as a person enters the shopping center, visually he can make his own route to the desired boutique or store in a matter of seconds. If he first visited a shopping center, where there is an atrium space, all stores will be located literally in the palm of your hand. In addition, shopping centers with an atrium often have escalators, making shopping more comfortable.

Interior Partitions Benefits

 Loft partitions are used, as you might guess, for zoning the space. Given the ever-increasing electricity tariffs, partitions will come in handy. After all, illuminating one zone, the light will fall into others through the use of glass in the design. Good sound insulation is another advantage of the solution. If necessary, an interior loft partition with a door can be made. A door will allow entry from one zone to another. You can choose a system with the ability to lock. Then the passage from zone to zone can be limited whenever you want. Most often, partitions are used in large office rooms. They allow you to distinguish between different departments of the company so that they do not interfere with each other. Indeed, even the slightest noise is often enough to interfere with the workflow of an entire unit. So another advantage looms. After all, aluminum has good sound insulation, which will minimize noise from other departments. Another feature is the ability to control. It i...

The competent design of a glass canopy

  The competent design of a glass canopy is of paramount importance: it depends on the strength and durability of the structure, as well as its harmonious appearance against the background of the facade of the building. The glass visor, its dimensions, the shape of the whole entrance group as a whole must be calculated in accordance with the level of static and dynamic load: it is simpler to say with the strength of the wind and the amount of precipitation that characterizes the region. The design and installation of the structure must be carried out by architects and designers; for installation, it is necessary to use high-quality, certified stainless fittings. Only if all conditions are met, the glass visor will become not only a beautiful, functional but also a reliable element of the entrance group. The Suspended Systems private enterprise has extensive experience in creating glass constructions: in the portfolio section, you will find our work on the construction of glass cano...

Glass Blocks






 Popular Glass Block and Architectural Terms

When designing a new home, home owners will meet and discuss ideas with an architect and contractor. This is an opportunity to create the architectural design of the home. In addition to determining the size and layout, home owners have a chance to discuss the specific design of each room, including what types of windows and doors they want installed. From mirrors to glass sliding doors, home owners will have to make a decision on every detail. For example, an option may be to install fog resistant mirrors in a bathroom or put in special tiles to protect against splashing.

  • Frosted Glass - Frosted glass is translucent and scatters light during transmission. This is a way to admit light and obtain privacy. Frosted glass may be used in a glass sliding door.
  • Stain Glass Window - Stain glass windows are colored glass that are commonly used in religious settings. Artists may create architectural designs in these types of windows.
  • Tempered Glass - Tempered glass is glass that has gone through a chemical process in order to make it stronger and more durable.
  • Plexiglas - Plexiglas is often used as an alternative to traditional glass, because it is lighter and shatter-resistant.
  • Bay Window - A bay window is an arrangement of at least three window units that is projected from a building at different angles.
  • Backsplash Tile - Backsplash tile is installed in bathrooms and kitchens to protect a wall from water that is splashed from a faucet.
  • Double Glazing - Double glazing is the process of installing two sheets of glass that are separated by air space. This design protects against heat transfer and insulates sound.
  • Glass Block - Glass blocks are assembled together as another way to emit light, but enhance privacy in a room or area.

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