Ventilated rainscreen cladding systems integrated with curtain walling.
Rainscreen facades hang a weather-shedding outer skin off a ventilated cavity, with insulation and the airtight line behind. Combined with curtain walling, they form the complete external envelope of most modern commercial buildings.
We install aluminium, ACM-replacement, terracotta-effect and fibre cement rainscreen systems, all with non-combustible A1/A2 build-ups.
Interfaces between rainscreen and curtain walling are where envelopes fail — having one installer for both eliminates that risk.
Installation follows Centre for Window and Cladding Technology standards with documented quality checks at every stage.
Every project starts with a free, no-obligation site survey and a fixed written quotation — no estimates that drift.
Every completed installation is handed over with warranties, test records and compliance documentation.
Phased programmes, temporary weathering and out-of-hours working keep buildings in use during facade work.
Costs depend on system type, glass specification, height and access. As a guide, supply-and-install curtain walling typically ranges from £450 to £900 per square metre. We provide free site surveys and fixed written quotations for all the UK projects.
Installations carry our workmanship warranty alongside manufacturer system and coating warranties — typically 10 to 25 years depending on the system, with all documentation provided at handover.
A single glazed screen or shopfront is typically installed in days; full elevations run from two to eight weeks depending on size, height and access. We confirm a programme with your fixed quotation.
Yes. Every system we install is thermally broken and specified to meet current Building Regulations Part L requirements as a minimum, with upgraded glass options available.
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