Is the corner glazing weathertight?

The 45° corner uses structural silicone with a concealed drainage channel, tested to the EN 1027 water-tightness class of the project specification.

Can it be combined with the tilt-turn range?

Yes — the same 75 mm depth platform allows fixed, tilt-turn and sliding leaves to sit in one façade rhythm.

PF-35 Panoramic Fixed Glazing

Slim-face panoramic glazing · single pane up to 4,000 mm

Full-height panoramic fixed glazing with a mountain view

PF-35

A 35 mm face width that puts the view first and the frame last.

Slim-face panoramic glazing · single pane up to 4,000 mm

Configurations

Glazing options

Lead time

30–40 days

Warranty

15 yr

Both documents are free — quoted against your project within 24 hours.

PF-35 frame section, thermal-break build. Photographed section, hardware and installation detail below.

Read the section

High-end custom is decided in the section drawing, not the brochure. These four layers are held to specification on every PF-35 unit we ship.

6063-T5 multi-chamber frame

Extruded alloy with internal chambers for stiffness without weight.

PA66 thermal-break bar

Glued and bonded polyamide isolation, continuous across the build.

EPDM double gasket

Two replaceable compression lines for air and water tightness.

Hardware & fixing

Concealed fixing with continuous drainage.

Technical detail

The section, the hardware and the fixings — photographed, not rendered. This is the level of detail your drawing office specifies against and your site crew installs to, on every unit that leaves the line.

Profile cross-section

Multi-chamber 6063-T5 extrusion with a continuous PA66 thermal-break bar. The section is where stiffness, insulation and drainage are decided in one drawing — and the four values in the performance band above are read straight off it.

Alloy

6063-T5, multi-chamber

Thermal break

PA66 polyamide, continuous

Gasketing

EPDM, two replaceable lines

Drainage

Concealed, positive slope

Frame profile — three internal chambers give the stiffness without the weight.

Thermal break bar visible in the window frame cross section — The continuous PA66 break bar isolates the outer and inner aluminium.

Window frame corner joint with glazing and gasket line — Corner joint with the glass pack in place — one continuous gasket line, concealed drainage.

The polyamide bridge breaks the conductive path that would otherwise run across the frame.

Door sections on the same platform, sized for the leaf load and the threshold.

Thermal break bar detail on the extrusion line — Thermal break bar, second detail — continuous PA66 from the extrusion line.

Hardware

Pre-fitted and function-checked on every sash before it leaves the line. Multi-point locking, key-operated handles and marine-grade sets are scheduled per project and listed in the hardware schedule that ships with the shop drawings.

Locking

Multi-point, per sash

Handle

Key-operated option

Finish

Marine-grade available

Check

Cycled at the factory

Multi-point locking bolt points on a door leaf edge — Multi-point locking — the handle drives bolt points top, bottom and on the meeting stile, not one edge.

Window handle with base plate and strike set and fixing screws — Handle, base plate and strike set — the full set, fitted and cycled before dispatch.

Black window handle with key cylinder — Key-operated handle for ground-floor and security specifications.

Chrome finishing aluminium window handle — Chrome finish for clean, high-traffic interior positions.

Window handle and strike plate with fixing hardware — Strike and fixings match the handle set; nothing is improvised on site.

Black multi-point lock set on a timber interior — The same locking discipline on the wood-aluminium interior line.

Installation

Factory-assembled and pre-glazed, so the tolerance work is done under a roof. On site the build is a three-zone detail — air, insulation, weatherproofing — and every crate arrives with the install guide and the sealant schedule for that market.

Arrives

Factory-assembled

Detail

3-zone: air / insulation / water

Guide

Per-crate install sheet

Sealant

Scheduled per market

Powder-coating line for the glazed sash units before packing — Every glazed unit runs the full pre-treatment and powder-coat line before it leaves the shop.

Surface pre-treatment line ahead of the powder-coating booths — Pre-treatment and powder coat — every profile runs the surface line before assembly.

Water penetration test — the spray rig running on a glazed unit at the quality gate — The test rig — air, water and cycle spot tests at the quality gate, before crating.

Worker hand-finishing a door leaf — wiped down and checked before packing — Every door leaf is finished by hand — sanded, checked and wiped down before packing.

Overview

Panoramic fixed glazing is a structural glass system that spans floor to ceiling without intermediate mullions. PF-35 uses a 35 mm slim front face and a frameless 45° structural-silicone corner, supporting single panes up to 4,000 × 3,000 mm with laminated, low-E or acoustic glazing for view-first façades.

Fixed and corner-glazing systems with a slim 35 mm front face, designed for floor-to-ceiling and corner panoramics. Laminated and low-E glass options keep the view clean while meeting impact and thermal requirements of each market.

PF-35 installed view — PF-35 — Panoramic Fixed Glazing

Models

Every PF-35 ships as one of the configurations below — specify by model code in your window schedule and it quotes line by line.

PF-35 FIXED

Single pane to 4,000 × 3,000 mm
Laminated or low-E IGU

PF-35 CORNER

45° structural corner, frameless
Laminated low-E IGU

PF-35 BAND

Floor-to-ceiling curtain band
Low-E IGU, acoustic option

PF-35 ACOUSTIC

Rw 45 dB configuration
47 dB laminated IGU

PF-35 configurations in place — PF-35 — configurations in place

Specifications

Profile system: Slim-face fixed glazing, 35 mm front face
Single pane: Up to 4,000 mm wide × 3,000 mm high
Corner solution: Frameless 45° corner glazing, structural silicone
Glazing: Laminated, low-E IGU, acoustic 45 dB option
Structural: Concealed fixing with continuous drainage
Finishes: Anodised, powder-coated, RAL on request
Standards: Tested to EN 14351-1, EN 12608; AS 1288 glass option

PF-35 — profile and glazing detail

Material & craft

The layers held to specification on every PF-35 unit — the section drawing above, written out.

35 mm front face

The slimmest line in the range — a structural glass frame that spans floor to ceiling without intermediate mullions.

Frameless corner

The 45° corner joint is a structural-silicone build, not a post: two façades meet with no mullion in sight, on concealed fixing with continuous drainage.