Drawing office
What we explain to contractors and architects before the first quotation — system choices, coating specifications, and the drawings that decide whether a facade programme holds.
Unitized and stick systems deliver the same wall on paper and behave very differently on site. A practical comparison for architects, contractors and owners deciding before tender.
BLTC Engineering Team · Facade engineering
Read articleShop drawings are the point where a facade either becomes buildable or becomes a source of variations. Here is what a complete package contains and how to keep approval moving.
Read articleAAMA 2605 and EN 12206 both describe high-performance coatings on aluminium, but they are not interchangeable clauses. Here is what each one tests, where they diverge, and how to write a specification that a supplier cannot misread.
Read articleA unitized curtain wall is assembled, glazed and sealed in a factory, then lifted onto the building as a complete panel. Here is how the system works, how it is installed, and what it changes in programme and budget.
Read articleInsights
Coating build-ups, movement joints, mock-up scope, shipping terms — send the question and we will answer it directly, with a drawing if that is clearer.
