Curtain wall glazing Emu Plains 2750 sites usually mean commercial buildings along the Great Western Highway or light-industrial facades near Lennox Bridge. We engineer the framing, cut the glass and stage the install around trading.
What a Curtain Wall Glazing Emu Plains package covers
For curtain wall glazing Emu Plains sites we work with builders on Great Western Highway commercial and light-industrial jobs. Every curtain wall glazing package includes shop drawings, engineering sign-off, framing, glass and cranage where required, priced as a lump sum against the schedule of glazing on the drawings.
Facade glazing to AS 1288
All glazing is installed to AS 1288 with the correct edge cover, glazing tape and setting blocks. Toughened, laminated and IGU glass are all standard, and the glass schedule is documented so replacement panes years down the track match the original spec.
Working with builders and project managers
We deal directly with site foremen and project managers, joining site meetings when the facade is on the critical path. Progress claims and variations are documented cleanly so there are no surprises at the end of the job. Shop drawing revisions get turned around inside a working day where the builder needs to keep moving.
- Stick-built aluminium curtain wall systems in 50 and 100 mm framing depths
- Structural silicone glazed and mechanically capped facade options to suit the architect’s spec
- Full shop drawings, engineering sign-off and glass schedules included before fabrication starts
- Toughened, laminated and insulated glazing unit make-ups installed to AS 1288
- Direct coordination with steel, cladding, precast and roofing subcontractors on site
Panther Glass covers curtain wall glazing through Emu Plains 2750 all the way from Lennox Bridge to the foot of the Blue Mountains, dispatched from our Jamisontown workshop. For a facade quote see our Curtain Wall Glazing service page or the Emu Plains suburb page. Site meetings and shop-drawing reviews on 02 4722 2787.
Frequently asked questions
What is the lead time from award to first panel on site?
Typically seven to twelve weeks. Shop drawings run two to three weeks after award, framing fabrication three to five weeks, and glass another two to four weeks depending on makeup. The programme is confirmed in writing before award and updated at each site meeting so the builder can plan cranage.
Do you handle cranage and EWP access?
Yes. Cranage or EWP hire is included in the quote where the site needs it, and access windows are coordinated with the builder so the facade doesn’t sit exposed longer than necessary. We attend site meetings when the facade is on the critical path so timing decisions get made in the room.