A responsible installation plan for Classic and Unitised Curtain
Walling systems requires carefully coordinating several key steps to
ensure efficient and successful execution. For Classic Curtain
Walling, components such as mullions and transoms are assembled piece
by piece on-site. At the same time, the Unitised system involves
glazing and assembling panels off-site in a factory-controlled environment.
Both systems demand meticulous planning and precise execution to fully
capitalize on their benefits to a building's facade.
We cover the following related services:
Pre-Installation
Phase
 - Project
     Assessment and Site Survey
 
 - Design
     assessment
 
 - Create
     and review the Safe Systems of Works
 
 - Plan
     the delivery schedule of materials
 
Installation
Phase
 - Site
     Preparation
 
 - Layout
     and Marking
 
 - CW
     installing and setting out
 
 - Glass,
     Vents, Doors and Panel Installation
 
 - Final
     Adjustments and Inspections
 
Post-Installation
Phase
 - Sealing
     and Waterproofing
 
 - Cleaning
     and Finishing
 
 - Quality
     Assurance and Handover
 
 - Training
     and Support
 
Project
Management and Documentation
Throughout the installation process, our site teams maintain
detailed documentation of all activities, including daily logs, inspection
reports, and communication records. Our Site Managers will use adequate project
management forms to track progress, and manage resources, to ensure timely
completion of the project.
Our commitment
By following a comprehensive installation service plan, our organisation
can ensure a high-quality, efficient, and safe installation of Stick-Work and
Unitised-based Curtain Walling systems that will meet everyone's expectations
and adhere to the appropriate industry standards and code of practice.
 
                      A responsible installation plan for Classic and Unitised Curtain
Walling systems requires carefully coordinating several key steps to
ensure efficient and successful execution. For Classic Curtain
Walling, components such as mullions and transoms are assembled piece
by piece on-site. At the same time, the Unitised system involves
glazing and assembling panels off-site in a factory-controlled environment.
Both systems demand meticulous planning and precise execution to fully
capitalize on their benefits to a building's facade.
We cover the following related services:
Pre-Installation
Phase
 - Project
     Assessment and Site Survey
 
 
  - Conduct
      a comprehensive assessment of the project requirements, including
      architectural, installation and detail drawings, specifications, and site
      conditions.
 
  - Perform
      a detailed site survey to verify SO dimensions, accessibility, logistic
      requirements for the unloading, decanting and distribution of materials,
      and any potential obstacles that could affect the installation process.
 
 
 - Design
     assessment
 
 
  - Review
      the installation drawings and collaborate with designers and engineers to
      optimise the curtain wall design, ensuring the hidden or impossible
      fixings are eliminated and establishing the most efficient installation
      sequence.
 
 
 - Create
     and review the Safe Systems of Works
 
 
  - Create
      and review the approved set of RAMS to meet the site safety requirements
 
  - Create
      and review comprehensive lifting plans tailored to the site-specific
      operations required
 
  - Advising
      on the lifting machinery, equipment and accessories required
 
 
 - Plan
     the delivery schedule of materials
 
 
  - Coordinate
      the installation schedule with the delivery of curtain walling components
      and other necessary materials to optimize on-site inventory levels
      following the pre-planned labour levels. This will prevent overstocking
      and reduce the risk of material damage due to double handling or exposure
      to weather.
 
 
Installation
Phase
 - Site
     Preparation
 
 
  - Resource
      the storage needs for tools and sensible materials, lifting equipment and
      accessories, access requirements, PPE, consumables, safety barriers and
      man-safe systems, and any other necessary equipment.
 
  - Ensure
      all safety protocols are in place, including worker training, protective
      gear, and emergency procedures.
 
 
 - Layout
     and Marking
 
 
  - Accurately
      mark the positions of the bracketry on the building structure
 
  - Use
      laser levels and other precision tools to ensure alignment and proper
      positioning.
 
 
 - CW
     installing and setting out
 
 
  - Install
      vertical mullions, securing them to the building structure using brackets
      and anchors.
 
  - Ensure
      mullions are plumb and properly aligned, adjusting as necessary.
 
  - Install
      horizontal transoms between the mullions, securing them and ensuring they
      are level and correctly spaced.
 
  - Install
      the unitised panels as per the pre-planned sequence using the appropriate
      lifting equipment and qualified manpower
 
  - Check
      for correct alignment and make any necessary adjustments.
 
 
 - Glass,
     Vents, Doors and Panel Installation
 
 
  - Install
      glass panels or other infill materials between the mullions and transoms.
 
  - Use
      appropriate glazing techniques, such as wet or dry glazing, to secure the
      panels in place using the appropriate gaskets or pressure plates.
 
  - Ensure
      proper sealing and weatherproofing of all joints and connections.
 
  - Ensure
      windows and doors are opening and closing freely with correctly packing
      and supporting the carrier frame using the toe and heeling technique.
 
 
 - Final
     Adjustments and Inspections
 
 
  - Conduct
      a thorough inspection of the installed curtain wall to ensure alignment,
      fit, and finish are up to the required design standards.
 
  - Make
      any final adjustments as needed to address any misalignments or gaps.
 
 
Post-Installation
Phase
 - Sealing
     and Waterproofing
 
 
  - Apply
      sealants to all joints, ensuring the curtain wall is weatherproof and
      airtight.
 
  - Conduct
      water tests to verify the integrity of the waterproofing.
 
 
 - Cleaning
     and Finishing
 
 
  - Clean
      the entire curtain wall system, removing any debris, fingerprints, or
      marks.
 
  - Apply
      any necessary finishes or protective coatings.
 
 
 - Quality
     Assurance and Handover
 
 
  - Perform
      a final quality assurance check to ensure all installation work meets the
      project specifications and industry standards.
 
  - Prepare
      and deliver a comprehensive handover package to the client, including
      as-built drawings, warranties, and maintenance instructions.
 
 
 - Training
     and Support
 
 
  - Provide
      training to the clients maintenance team on the operation and upkeep of
      the curtain wall system.
 
  - Offer
      ongoing support and maintenance services as needed.
 
 
Project
Management and Documentation
Throughout the installation process, our site teams maintain
detailed documentation of all activities, including daily logs, inspection
reports, and communication records. Our Site Managers will use adequate project
management forms to track progress, and manage resources, to ensure timely
completion of the project.
Our commitment
By following a
comprehensive installation service plan, our organisation can ensure a
high-quality, efficient, and safe installation of Stick-Work and Unitised-based
Curtain Walling systems that will meet everyone's expectations and adhere to
the appropriate industry standards and code of practice.