CLEANWALL, Designed For High Traffic Transit Spaces, Now Available With Integrated Graphics
The CLEANWALL system is designed for high-traffic transit environments, featuring a ceramic-steel surface, laminated over a backing panel. New technology now allows graphics to be directly integrated onto the ceramic surface for a wide range of design options, expanding art and wayfinding capabilities. Key Benefits Extreme durability Easy Maintenance Smart Maintenance Design Built for Transit […]
Sleek and Strong: The Aesthetic Appeal of Polycarbonate Cladding
Polycarbonate cladding cold-forms to curves, resists UV degradation, and supports facades that move with the wind. Learn how architects apply this technology in practice.
Comparing Performance: Polycarbonate vs. Glass Skylight Options
Polycarbonate and glass skylight options diverge on impact resistance, thermal value, and cost. Know what each material means for commercial specifications.
Why Architects are Moving Away from Fiberglass to Polycarbonate Translucent Wall Systems
Translucent wall systems built with polycarbonate outperform fiberglass on every major spec. Learn why architects are making the switch for good.
From Bulletproof Glass to Facades: 5 Surprising Polycarbonate Uses
Polycarbonate does more than glaze walls. Five commercial applications show what happens when specifiers look past the standard uses.
Impact Resistance: Why Warehouse Managers Choose Polycarbonate Windows
When a glass window fails in a warehouse, what does it actually cost? The answer is what’s pushing managers toward polycarbonate.
Managing Airflow and Aesthetics: Wind Wall Solutions
A wind wall balances ventilation code requirements with finished aesthetics across parking structures, transit hubs, and industrial exteriors. Here is how the specification works in practice.
Sleek Weather Protection: Benefits of Glass Canopy Systems
Not all overhead shelter is equal. A glass canopy engineers the balance between light, protection, and long-term performance.
Lighting Up the Shop Floor: Benefits of Industrial Skylights
Industrial skylights do more than admit light. They also affect error rates, accident frequency, and HVAC loads. Here is how polycarbonate systems address all three in industrial and distribution environments.
Customizing the Building Envelope with Translucent Wall Systems
A translucent wall system does more than admit natural light. It manages solar heat gain, accommodates thermal movement, and functions as a fully engineered building envelope assembly. Understanding the key specification variables is essential to achieving the right long-term performance.