Glass facade lamella curtain wall – Uchanel system

U-Channel Curtainwall System

The U-Channel Curtainwall System is a type of modern glass facade in which the glass is installed using U-shaped aluminum profiles. This system is very popular in today’s buildings due to its uniform and modern appearance.

Advantages
  • Minimal and integrated appearance: The concealment of the profiles results in clean, modern and uniform facades
  • High safety: The use of tempered or laminated glass ensures safety against breakage
  • Corrosion resistance: Aluminum or stainless steel profiles have good resistance
  • Flexibility in design: Possibility of implementing facades in different dimensions and shapes
  • Relatively easy installation: Compared to some other curtain wall systems, installation is simpler

Disadvantages
  • Dependence on the quality of the silicone adhesive: Any defect in the adhesive can lead to the panel separating
  • High cost of maintenance and repair: Replacing or repairing the panel can be expensive and time-consuming
  • Limitations in subsequent changes: It is difficult to change the dimensions or location of the panels after installation
  • Requires high precision in measuring and cutting the glass: To properly connect to the U-profile
  • Potential for dust accumulation: The profile grooves may become a place for dust and dirt to accumulate
  • Limited resistance to severe lateral loads: It is less resistant than stronger curtain wall systems
The U-channel system is an elegant and modern solution for glass facades that offers beauty and minimalism, but requires special attention to execution details, material quality and careful maintenance.
Lamel Curtain Wall Glass Facade — Face Cap System





Face Cap System

The Face Cap system is one of the most widely used types of curtain wall facades, in which aluminum caps are installed on the exterior surface. In addition to enhancing the appearance, they also protect the main facade structure.






In this system, the face caps act as metal covers placed over the joints, increasing durability and resistance while giving the building facade a modern and well-organized appearance.









Advantages




  • Modern and professional appearance
  • High resistance to weather conditions
  • Suitable thermal and acoustic insulation
  • Lightweight and reduced structural load
  • Can be implemented in a variety of designs
  • Relatively easy installation
  • High corrosion resistance










Disadvantages




  • Requires precise engineering design
  • Needs fully specialized installation





The Face Cap system is one of the most reliable and cost-effective methods for executing modern glass facades, offering not only beauty but also excellent durability and performance.











Pivot System (Pivot Window)


uPVC pivot windows, also known as rotational or axis windows, are a type of window that uses hinges located at the center of the frame or at the top and bottom, instead of conventional hinges on the sides. These windows rotate around a central axis, which is why they are called pivot windows.


How It Works

  • Central axis: the hinges are positioned in the middle of the window, allowing it to rotate around a vertical or horizontal axis.
  • Opening: depending on the design, the window can open from the top, bottom, or sides.


Advantages

  • Ventilation and daylight: the rotating sash provides excellent ventilation and natural light.
  • Security: equipped with strong locking mechanisms.
  • Modern appearance: a distinctive and elegant design that gives the building a contemporary look.
  • Durability and low maintenance: resistant to environmental conditions and requires minimal maintenance.


Disadvantages

  • Limited opening space: compared to sliding or casement windows, the opening area is smaller, which can make cleaning or passing large objects more difficult.
  • Vulnerability to strong winds: when open, strong wind may put pressure on the pivot mechanism.
  • Hardware complexity: the hinge and rotation mechanism can be more complex, and low-quality hardware may require repairs.
  • Cost: the special mechanism may make it more expensive than standard uPVC windows.


Applications

Suitable for modern buildings and large windows where access to the exterior is difficult. Choosing the right type of uPVC window depends on your needs in terms of ventilation, incoming light, accessibility, aesthetics, and available space.



Pivot windows are a modern solution for ventilation, daylight, and attractive design in contemporary buildings.






Two-mode system (Casement Window)


This is the most popular and widely used type of UPVC window. These windows open vertically or horizontally and allow for full opening and proper ventilation. The handle mechanism of this system allows to change the opening mode easily.


Application

Suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and all spaces that require proper ventilation and easy access.



Advantages

  • High flexibility: Possibility of use in two modes of full opening and ajar
  • Excellent insulation: Prevents energy loss and sound ingress
  • High security: Has a multi-point locking system
  • Modern design: Beautiful and in harmony with modern architecture
  • Easy cleaning: Full access for cleaning


Disadvantages

  • Higher cost than simple models
  • Requires opening space in Inside
  • More weight of the sash


The two-mode system is one of the best options for modern buildings with high performance and lasting beauty.




French Window


These windows consist of two sashes that usually open outwards from the middle and extend until the space between them is completely open, similar to French doors.


Application

They are very beautiful and practical for creating a sense of spaciousness and greater connection to the outside space, such as balconies or gardens.



Advantages

  • Excellent view and light: Plenty of light and the view outside is clearly visible.
  • Open and airy space: Both sashes open, creating a completely open path.
  • Elegance and elegance: They have a classic and modern look and give the house a special look.
  • Good insulation: UPVC controls sound and heat and reduces energy bills.
  • Strength and durability: Resistant to weather, moisture, sun and rust and easy to maintain.
  • Double-sided opening: Each sash opens separately, allowing for flexible ventilation is.


Disadvantages

  • Higher price: Usually more expensive than regular windows.
  • Requires opening space: The opening path of the sashes must be empty.
  • Possibility of sound and heat entering when fully opened: When both sashes are open, they are not fully insulated.
  • Requires precise installation: Both sashes must be adjusted correctly, professional installation is important.


UPVC French windows are mostly used for beauty, light, and creating open space and easy access to the balcony or terrace. If you are looking for a large, stylish window with excellent light and price is not the first priority, this window is a good choice and gives a sense of generosity and peace to the home.




Awning Window System


Awning windows are a special type of hinged window where the hinges are located at the bottom of the sash. When opened, the sash opens inward from the top, creating a gap for ventilation.


Applications

Often used above other windows or in places that need ventilation while preventing rain from entering. Suitable for basements, bathrooms, toilets, above doors, next to entrance doors and above kitchen sinks or cabinets.



Advantages

  • Privacy: Opening from the top limits the view from the outside to the inside.
  • Suitable for small spaces: Does not require a large opening space inside or outside.
  • Gentle air flow: Ventilation without creating strong wind currents.
  • High security: Limited opening makes it difficult for thieves to pass.
  • Resistance to insects and dust: Limited opening partially prevents direct entry.
  • Proper insulation: The complete sash is fastened to the frame and provides good thermal and acoustic insulation.
  • Resistance and Durability: UPVC profiles are resistant to moisture, rot, corrosion and UV rays.
  • Long life and low maintenance: Requires low maintenance and service.


Disadvantages

  • Limited ventilation: The window never opens fully and does not provide maximum airflow.
  • Difficult to clean from the outside: Cleaning the outside of the glass is challenging, especially on high floors or in hard-to-reach places.
  • Limited dimensions: Usually not made in large sizes so that the weight of the sash does not put pressure on the hinges.
  • Unable to be used as an escape or entry route: Limited opening and small dimensions prevent emergency use
  • Special appearance: May not be suitable for every space and may need to be combined with other types of windows.


UPVC casement windows are a smart solution for spaces that require limited ventilation, privacy and security, and there is not enough space to fully open the window.





Sliding Window


A sliding window is a type of window whose sashes move on rails instead of hinges and are opened and closed by being pulled to the sides. This system comes in different types such as single-rail, double-rail, triple-rail and quad-rail.


Advantages

  • Space saving: The sashes move on the rail and do not occupy additional space, suitable for small spaces and places with limited space.
  • Proper lighting and view: Natural light and wide view to the outside.
  • Optimal ventilation: Opening one or more sashes allows for proper air flow.
  • Modern and beautiful design: A minimalist look that matches many architectural styles.
  • Ease of use: Smooth movement on the rail makes it easy to open and close the window.
  • Variety in the number of rails and sashes: Design with two, three or four rails and Proportioned sashes increase flexibility in dimensions and opening methods. Open: When the window is fully open, half or more of the area is covered and visibility is limited.


Sliding windows are a good option for balconies, terraces and large windows in living and dining areas due to their space-saving and ease of use, especially when light and a wide view are a priority.



 



Two-mode system (Casement Window)


This is the most popular and widely used type of UPVC window. These windows open vertically or horizontally and allow for full opening and proper ventilation. The handle mechanism of this system allows for easy change of opening mode.


Application

Suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and all spaces that require proper ventilation and easy access.




Advantages

  • High flexibility: Can be used in two modes: full opening and tilting
  • Excellent insulation: Prevents energy loss and noise ingress
  • High security: With multi-point locking system
  • Modern design: Beautiful and in harmony with modern architecture
  • Easy cleaning: Full access for cleaning


Disadvantages

  • Higher cost than simple models
  • Requires open space inside
  • More weight of the sash


The two-mode system is one of the best options for modern buildings with high performance and lasting beauty.






 
 



Fixed Window System


This type of window does not open at all and is designed solely to let in light and provide a view to the outside. Due to the lack of opening fittings, it has very good insulation and is highly durable.


Application

It is usually used in places that do not require ventilation but light and visibility are important, such as corridors, stairs or above the entrance door. It is also very suitable for creating a panoramic view in large windows.




Advantages

  • Excellent light: Maximum use of natural light without moving obstacles
  • Superb insulation: Very strong thermal and acoustic insulation and reduced energy consumption
  • High resistance: Resistant to moisture, corrosion and UV rays
  • Long durability: The absence of moving parts increases the lifespan
  • Variety in design: Can be produced in various sizes and shapes
  • Lower cost: More affordable than traditional windows Opening
  • High security: The inability to open increases security


Disadvantages

  • Inability to natural ventilation
  • Difficulty in cleaning the external surface
  • Inability to use in emergency situations
  • Requires a separate ventilation system


UPVC fixed windows are one of the best options for use alongside opening windows and creating a wide view in the building due to their high light transmission, excellent insulation and modern appearance.