The recent interesting projects:

• Fireproof glazed wall.

  Warsaw, Poland September 2007

  In the pictures below, you can see the fireproof glazed wall situated in a hallway. Both still elements and openable door have the fire resistance of 60 minutes. The glazed wall is made of aluminium profiles and glass that correspond with the fire regulations.

• Terrace glazing

  Warsaw suburbs, Poland August 2007

  Glazing of this terrace was done in Copal technology (see the system description in balconies, pictures in the gallery). High glazed sliding doors stop the wind and noise, what makes the moments spent on the terrace much more comfortable. There are also a few doors with a net against mosquitos, that one can close the area with (leaving the glazed doors slided aside).

• Hopper-sliding door.

  Warsaw July 2007

  The door was projected and installed in a specific way. The one 85 cm wide slides on the wall outside of the flat.

• Terrace glazing.

  Warsaw suburbs July 2007

  The terrace has been glazed with a specially projected aluminium and glas construction. The roof consists of the fasades elements of Alumil system, but the front wall - Copal sliding windows. The aim of this project was to waterproof the terrace leaving the maximum level of solarization.

• Office -partition walls, doors...

  Warsaw April 2007

  This project consisted of designing, producing and installing four glazed walls with classic doors, one accordion wall to divide a conference room, two partition walls in open space technology and a few windows. Double glazing was used to achieve good noise reduction.

• Accordion wall.

  Warsaw March 2007

  The folding sliding wall, contructed using the Alumil system, was designed to be a division between two conference rooms. It provides the possibility to create a space of one large room when a wall is folded and slid aside. All five modules have milky glass and a transparent window in the upper part. It is possible to eitherput all of the wall to one side or to leave it as a classic wall and use the first module like a normal door. The double glazing was chosen in order to achieve optimal acoustic insulation.

• Balcony glazing -Copal system

  Warsaw February 2007

  The balcony glazing on the ground floor was constructed in the Copal framed system. Glazing the front wall, 4 sliding windows in light aluminium frames were installed. The project also included a venthole and a small roof situated on the right of the balcony - all transparent in order to allow maximum daylight entry. See more pictures in balconies gallery >>>.

• Balcony glazing

  Warsaw February 2007

  The balcony glazing shown below has an upper part constructed in a frameless system - Sunflex. A particularly interesting aspect of this project is the lower part glazing which is situated outside the original balcony wall. This enables the customer to use the maximum area of the balcony and also looks aesthetically pleasing from both inside and outside.

• Terrace glazing

  Warsaw December 2006

  The glazing was constructed in an aluminium system - Alumil. Two static and two hopper sliding elements were chosen in order not to use too much space from the terrace once it's been opened. Due to warm profiles and double glazing, acoustic and thermal insulation has been achieved.