Skyline Box type Glazing System

Bar Section	Depth mm	Ix-x cm4	Zx-x cm3	Maximum Span Roof Single Glazing	Maximum Span Roof Double Glazing	Maximum Span Vertical Single Glazing	Maximum Span Vertical Double Glazing
SPG5	70	408,448	11,422	4000	2400	3800	3000
SPG7	95	1.018,214	21,747	3500	3750	3800	3000
SPG10	120	1,837,643	29,225	5000	4500	4800	3800
SPG15	170	4,698,570	51,317	7500	5750	7000	5500

Skyline Box Type Glazing Bars

The Skyline box glazing bar system is based on the same principles of the Skyline SPG range. The internal stalk in this case is replaced with a box section, which gives added strength and is more visually pleasing.

Depending on the span required, or merely for the internal effect, different depths of box section are used to meet your requirements.

Our Skyline Box SPG type glazing bar range has been developed to give specifiers an alternative to traditional external stalked glazing bars. The low profile external aluminium capping offers a smart appearance to the external façade of the patent glazing system.

This system is visually similar to curtain walling and compares favourably in terms of performance and cost effectiveness in comparison.

Maximum glazing bar spans are for guidance only. We will select the appropriate glazing bar for each contract. Spans are dependent upon the pitch of glazing, glazing bar centres, building shape, wind load, snow load, dead load and maintenance load.


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As the majority of the glazing bar resides permanently on the inside of the building, it therefore maintains a higher temperature. Consequently, this system provides a lower thermal transmittance than an external stalked glazing bar where a wider surface area is in contact with external elements.

A thermal break is added to reduce the effects of cold bridging and comply with current building regulations.