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Our Traditional patent glazing system remains our customers most popular choice for use on unheated spaces such as railway stations, glazed canopies and covered ways where thermal properties are not a consideration. This system has been installed on thousands of projects nationwide and is available with a choice of capping systems to suit your needs. A truly great glazing system combined with economy and a proven track record. 40,000m² of this glazing system has been installed by us on many major railway stations throughout the UK in recent times.

Revision: A Title: Kerb detail to tiled roof Scale: 1:2.5 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Verge detail with lead flashing to a tiled roof Scale: 1:2 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Head detail lead flashing to a tiled roof Scale: 1:2.5 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Kerb detail to a timber upstand with half round gutter Scale: 1:2 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Kerb detail to a timber upstand with half round gutter Scale: 1:2 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Aluminium flashing to a timber ridge Scale: 1:2.5 @ A4

Revision: A Title:  H-section came joint Scale: 1:2 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Head detail aluminium and lead flashing to a wall Scale: 1:2.5 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Verge detail with aluminium and lead flashings to a wall Scale: 1:2 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Verge detail open ended Scale: 1:2 @ A4

Revision: A Title: Top hung ventilator with silver slimline electric actuator Scale: 1:2.5 @ A4

Notes

Our drained ‘Low Profile’ double glazed aluminium framed opening ventilators can be readily incorporated into our double glazed patent glazing systems. With a choice of top or side hung hinges, our ventilators can be supplied in Polyester Powder, Anodised or Mill finish and glazed with 28-32mm thick infills. There are a variety of methods by which these ventilators can be operated, either individually or in banks. A. Single telescopic spindle (loop gear) operated by an integral handle or a separate mechanical long arm with cranked handle. B. Manually operated Teleflex (cable) screwjack gear. C. Cord operated screwjack gear (manual). D. Electrically operated linear or chain actuators. These can be controlled by a simple open-stop-close system using a wall mounted rocker switch, remote control and rain sensor. E. A more comprehensive electrical system which incorporates temperature & humidity sensor, rain sensors and touch timer or, F. Linked into the Building Management System (BMS). Note: All wiring up to actuators and control devices should be carried out by the electrical contractor.