
Architectural and commercial glass
How it's priced
Priced after a free design survey
Every curtain walling project is designed for its site, so we don't publish a misleading ‘typical’ price.
Overview
Curtain walling is a glazed façade hung from the building's structure — the floor-to-ceiling glass you see on offices and on contemporary extensions.
We fit Schüco and Cortizo curtain walling systems for extensions, commercial façades and architect-led projects, priced after a design survey.
Whole walls of glass on extensions and façades.
Engineered systems for big glazed areas.
Doors and opening vents built into the façade.
Framing in RAL colours.
Priced after a free design survey
Tiers and brands
Styles and options
Good to know
Every façade is designed with structural calculations for its spans and wind loads.
On taller buildings, the fire performance of the whole external wall has to be designed and checked under Building Regulations.
Every one is designed for its site, so there is no honest 'typical' price. We measure and design it at a free design survey, and you get a written quote before anything is ordered.
Questions
Every one is designed for the site, so we price curtain walling after a free design survey rather than quote a misleading 'typical' figure. You get a written quote before anything is ordered, and nothing is built until you've approved the design.
Yes — it's often used on contemporary extensions for floor-to-ceiling glass.
Schüco (including FWS façades) and Cortizo.
Keep exploring
Aluminium shopfronts and entrances for retail and offices.
Glazed office and home partitions that divide space without losing light.
Frameless and post-fixed glass balustrades for stairs, balconies and terraces.
REHAU, SMART, AluK, Schüco, Cortizo, VELUX, FAKRO and Cambridge Skylights — and the tier each sits in.
Begin your project
A free design survey, a written quote before anything is ordered, and one named project manager from start to finish.