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Toughened glass installation involves accurate measurements and preparation, frame installation, precise glass placement with spacers, and secure sealing with a sealant. Because toughened glass cannot be cut or altered after tempering, all dimensions must be exact before installation begins.

We use ACP (Aluminium Composite Panel) cladding for both exterior and interior building applications, such as creating modern building facades, interior wall panels, false ceilings, and partitions. It is popular due to its lightweight nature, rigidity, durability, and wide range of colours and finishes. Other uses include creating architectural features like louvers and soffits, fabricating signage, and even mounting fine art.

We fabricate large, pre-assembled glass and frame panels, called "units," in a factory setting and then transporting them to a construction site for installation. These panels are attached to the building's structure, and a system of gaskets and anchor points creates a continuous, watertight, and airtight facade as the units are craned into place. This method allows us for faster installation and higher quality control than traditional methods.

Semi-unitised glazing is done by first erecting the primary structural frame, typically with vertical mullions attached to the building structure, followed by horizontal members to create a grid. Then, glass panels and spandrel materials are factory-glazed and assembled into aluminium frames before being installed onto this on-site grid. Finally, perimeter seals and joinery are completed on-site.

Spider glazing is done by drilling holes in large glass panels, which are then bolted to a building's support structure using stainless steel "spider" fittings. These fittings act as the primary connectors, absorbing loads from wind and the glass's own weight and transferring them to the building's frame. This system creates a frameless, all-glass facade by using minimal hardware, with joints between panels sealed with silicone.

Curtain wall glazing is done by first assembling and securing a frame of aluminium mullions, which are the vertical and horizontal members. Next, the glass is installed using one of several methods: traditional captured glazing with pressure plates, two-sided structural silicone glazing (SSG), or four-sided SSG, where the glass adheres directly to the frame. Finally, the weather-tight joints between units are sealed, and the system is installed to the building's structural frame.

Aluminium fins and louvers are installed by first preparing the mounting structure, which may involve attaching channels or brackets to the building wall or steel frame. Next, the louvers or fins are assembled according to the project's specifications and then attached to the mounting structure using specialized brackets and hardware. Finally, all joints are sealed for weatherproofing, and the louvers are tested before completion.

Toughened glass partition installation involves pre-installation planning and site preparation, followed by the installation of frames or tracks, and then carefully fitting the tempered glass panels into the framework using gaskets, clamps, or silicone. Proper installation requires precise measurements and the use of correct hardware and safety equipment, as toughened glass cannot be modified after tempering.

Shower partitions are installed by first securing the frame or mounting brackets to the wall, then installing the glass panels into the frame or directly onto the wall. Finally, door handles, seals, and other components are attached to complete the enclosure. The process involves precise measurements, drilling, and ensuring a watertight seal to prevent leaks.

: Fundermax cladding is done by mounting panels onto a prepared substructure, which is a framework attached to the outer wall of a building. This substructure, typically made of aluminium or wood, provides a stable and ventilated mounting surface. The panels are then fixed to this substructure using visible methods like rivets or screws, or hidden systems such as hanging rails. The process involves careful planning, especially considering how humidity can affect panel dimensions, and ensuring a rear-ventilated facade system for durability and performance

HPL (High-Pressure Laminate) cladding is done by first preparing the surface and installing a substructure framework, followed by cutting the HPL panels to size. Finally, the panels are attached to the substructure using mechanical fasteners like rivets or clips, or sometimes with an adhesive, ensuring expansion gaps are left for thermal movement.

Installing an aluminium window involves preparing the opening, positioning the frame, securing it, and then finishing for a weatherproof seal. First, remove the old window and clean the opening, then pre-install flashing around the opening's perimeter for waterproofing. The new aluminium window frame is then placed in the opening, checked for level and plumb, and secured with screws through pre-drilled holes into the frame or studs. Finally, seal any remaining gaps with caulk or foam, install trims, and attach any external cladding

UPVC window installation involves removing old windows, preparing the opening, and then installing the new frame using packers to ensure it is level and square before fixing it securely. The process includes adding sealants for weatherproofing, installing the glass by fitting the glass unit and re-inserting the glazing beads, and finally sealing the exterior and checking the window's operation

Truss structures are installed by first preparing the site, then lifting and securing the first truss with temporary braces, and repeating the process for the remaining trusses. Finally, permanent bracing is added for structural integrity before the sheathing is installed, and the entire assembly is checked for alignment.

Residential and commercial electrical wiring installations involve providing electrical services for homes and businesses, including installation, repair, and maintenance, often categorized by the type of work such as wiring, panel repair, and lighting.

CCTV installation involves planning camera placement, running cables, mounting cameras and the recording device (DVR or NVR), connecting power, and finally configuring and testing the system. A site survey is crucial to choose optimal camera locations, avoiding glare and ensuring a clear field of view, while cables are run from the cameras to the recorder. The recorder is then installed, and all components are connected to a power source and the network, followed by a system test and configuration