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Keenhai’s semi-hidden frame glass curtain wall combines sleek aesthetics with structural durability. Ideal for commercial and high-rise buildings, it offers customized sizes, excellent sealing, and a 5-year warranty.

Keenhai’s unitized glass curtain wall system offers easy installation, customizable sizes, and excellent sealing. Ideal for commercial and residential projects, with a 5-year warranty and various glass options.

Discover our Point-Supported Glass System: a frameless, modern facade solution maximizing natural light, offering robust durability, adaptable for flat or curved designs, and providing thermal insulation for energy efficiency.

Structural glazing systems use silicone sealants to bond glass to building structures, creating sleek, uninterrupted facades ideal for modern commercial architecture.

The Glass Fin Curtain Wall (also known as an all-glass curtain wall) is a glass curtain wall system characterized by glass fins that support the main glass panels. These glass fins are typically installed vertically or horizontally along the edges of the main glass panels, providing additional structural strength while maintaining the transparency of the facade and ensuring sufficient load-bearing capacity and stability.

The frame curtain wall is a traditional and widely used glass curtain wall system, where glass panels are embedded within aluminum frames, creating a structure with visible aluminum framing on all four sides.

A curtain wall is defined as thin, usually aluminum-framed wall, containing in-fills of glass, metal panels, or thin stone. The framing is attached to the building structure and does not carry the floor or roof loads of the building.The primary purpose of a curtain wall system is to protect the building interior against the exterior natural phenomena such as sun exposure, temperature changes, earthquake, rain, and wind. This protection can be separated into two major categories, namely structural safety and interior environmental control.

Glass curtain walls are lightweight aluminum-framed facades housing glass or metal panels. These glazing systems don't support the weight of a roof or floor. Instead, gravity loads and wind resistance transfer from the surface to the building's floor line.Window walls are built one floor at a time and are supported by the slabs above and below them. In other words, window walls are built within the slab edge. Curtain walls are structurally independent and don't require support on every floor. They tend to span multiple stories and are built outside the slab edge.