Facades

Structural glass facades have become one of the main means of construction for new buildings, providing great visual appeal and serving more functional purposes and flexibility than ever before. Allowing sunlight to enter not only brightens the interior and offers unmatched views, but glass facades and other material claddings also save energy, help to regulate heating and cooling, can withstand harsh weather conditions and facilitate innovative design options. Bonding tapes secure fascia, cladding, signage or stiffener bars while spacer tapes are used for structural glazing. With more than 40 years of experience and leadership, our team will help to find the right material solution for your project.

Skyline of New York and the Hudson River with different kinds of buildings and facade constructions and materials

Safe & Secure: How Glass Reliably Adheres to Skyscrapers

Facade consultants and silicone manufacturers recommend our spacer tapes for structural glazing because they know they will ensure a uniform distance between the glazing panel and the structure, allowing structural silicone sealant to cure and provide a proven record of reliability and safety.

Our Polyurethane spacer tapes have been the reference solution for more than 40 years in architecture around the world as they allow optimal curing of the silicone thanks to open-cell structure and very low load deformation. Find out more about these and other solutions that can improve your design projects in our brochures.