Facade Glazing

Aluminum Facades with Stained Glass from VEFASISTEM

Aluminum facades with stained glass or the use of aluminum for facades is a key element of modern architecture, giving buildings an elegant and attractive appearance. Aluminum hardware from VEFASISTEM has become the standard for new enterprises, shopping centers, office buildings, and even private homes, offering a harmonious combination of aesthetics and functionality.

Our Stained Glass Advantages:

  • Reliability and Durability: Despite the visual lightness of the constructions, our stained glass guarantees high strength and durability, making them an ideal choice for any type of building.

  • Energy Efficiency: Aluminum facades have excellent thermal insulation and wind resistance features, significantly contributing to the reduction of heating and cooling costs.

  • Resistance to Mechanical Loads: Our solutions offer protection against external factors, enhancing the safety and comfort indoors.

  • Enhancing Atmosphere: Stained glass creates a bright and welcoming atmosphere, positively influencing both living and working spaces.

We offer a variety of facade solutions, taking into account the specifics of each project. Our specialists are ready to help you choose the optimal variant that best meets your needs and expectations.

Contact Us! Learn more about our facade stained glass solutions and turn your project into something unique and modern. We provide high-quality products with delivery across the Republic of Moldova, the EU, USA, and Canada. Don’t miss the opportunity to transform your space with VEFASISTEM!

Vertical-Horizontal Method

This is a sequence of vertical pillars on which horizontal crossbars are mounted, forming the supporting part of the structure. Double-glazed windows with safe architectural glazing are fixed with railings, which are covered on the outside with overlays of the chosen shape, ranging from rectangles to ovals. Low-emission, tinted, bulletproof, and self-cleaning double-glazed windows are used for glazing facades of large public buildings and shopping malls. Vertical facades can merge into sloping roof elements.

Structural and Semi-Structural

This is a visually solid glass matrix, with the aluminum shelves of the inner part of the glass hidden by colored or mirrored architectural glass. From the outside, only a small space between the glass blocks is visible. The difference between structural and semi-structural glazing is that a special sealant is used for fixing double-glazed windows in the first case, while in the second case, a horizontal or vertical clamping rod that is visible from the outside is used. The heat-saving and strength characteristics of both types of glazing are identical.