What is an aluminum panel curtain wall?

Aluminum single-panel curtain walls use high-quality, high-strength aluminum alloy plates. Common thicknesses are 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, and 3.0 MM, with model number 3003 and state H24. The structure mainly consists of embedded plates, panels, reinforcing ribs, and corner brackets. The embedded plates are connected to the structure via bolts to bear the load. Corner brackets can be directly formed by bending or stamping the panel, or they can be riveted onto the small edges of the panel. Reinforcing ribs are connected to the back of the panel with welded screws (screws are welded directly to the back of the panel), forming a solid whole. This greatly enhances the strength and rigidity of the aluminum single-panel curtain wall, ensuring flatness and resistance to wind and earthquakes during long-term use. If sound insulation and heat insulation are required, high-efficiency sound insulation and heat insulation materials can be installed inside the aluminum panel.

Important Notice | FBC China International Window & Curtain Wall Expo Postponed

Given the current severe and complex situation of the COVID-19 pandemic in Shanghai and many other parts of China, and in order to effectively ensure the safety and health of exhibitors and attendees, in accordance with the relevant epidemic prevention requirements of the Shanghai Municipal Government, the organizing committee has decided to postpone the "FBC China International Doors, Windows and Curtain Wall Expo" and related activities, originally scheduled for June 23-26, 2022, at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). We will closely monitor the development of the epidemic and maintain close communication and cooperation with relevant departments to properly arrange a new exhibition date. The specific adjusted time will be notified as soon as possible.

Full of confidence, leading the new track! Saint Bauro held the third 415 World Window Safety Day

As an industry-leading brand dedicated to improving home security, Saint-Bartolomew integrated doors and windows combines social and residential safety issues, pioneering a new development path for enterprises—old window renewal—and has been leading the way for many years. In 2020, Saint-Bartolomew integrated doors and windows established "World Window Safety Day," calling on more consumers to pay attention to window safety and bringing safer and more comfortable living environments to millions of families.

New fire prevention and sealing technology for interlayer gaps in high-rise building curtain walls

Globally, the study of fire spread in high-rise buildings has a long history. Over the past few decades, there have been good engineering practices for controlling fire spread. Many countries and regions have adopted standardized tests for fire-blocking methods in the inter-layer gaps of curtain walls. Relevant building and safety codes have begun to regulate high-rise buildings with curtain walls to ensure life and property safety.