We believe that a safe site is a productive site, and we make it our responsibility to protect our workforce, supply chain, and the general public throughout every stage of our façade and glazing projects.
Our safety-first approach begins at design stage. We consider risks before works even start on site, planning every element to reduce hazards associated with:
We work collaboratively with main contractors to align with their Construction Phase Health & Safety Plans and ensure we are contributing to the overall safety strategy on site.
Our in-house design team plays a vital role in reducing on-site risk by designing solutions that are:
Where heavier elements are required — such as large IGUs or fire-rated glazing — we factor in appropriate lifting plans, equipment, and exclusion zones to prevent manual strain and accidents.
We work closely with Crescentia Consulting, an independent health & safety consultancy, to ensure we remain compliant and continually improve. Crescentia conducts regular unannounced safety inspections across all of our sites and issues detailed reports with photos, actions, and benchmarking.
This independent oversight supports:
We believe that zero harm is achievable — but only with planning, vigilance, and a continuous improvement mindset. That’s why we:
Whether it’s curtain walling, cladding, glazing or fire stopping, you can trust Advanced Glass to deliver with a safety-first approach — from day one through to completion.
Aluminium windows offer durability, low maintenance, excellent thermal efficiency, and modern aesthetics, making them ideal for commercial applications.
Yes, modern aluminium windows feature thermal break technology to improve insulation, achieving low U-values meeting Part L building regulations and often exceeding it.
Options include double or triple glazing, solar control glass, acoustic glass, laminated safety glass, and enhanced security glass, depending on performance needs.
Yes, commercial aluminium windows can be PAS 24 certified and meet Secured by Design standards with multi-point locking systems with reinforced frames.
When properly maintained, aluminium windows can last 30 – 40 years, due to their corrosion resistance and high-quality powder-coated finishes.
Yes, they are available in a wide range of RAL colours, anodised finishes, and different configurations, including casement, tilt-and-turn, and sliding options.
Aluminium windows are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, with high wind load resistance and water-tightness ratings to ensure long-term performance.
Minimal maintenance is needed – just the occasional cleaning and lubrication of moving parts is required to help ensure smooth operation and longevity.
Yes, aluminium is up to 100% recyclable, and many modern aluminium window systems use recycled materials, supporting sustainable building practices.
Lead times vary depending on customisation and project size, but standard windows typically take 12 – 16 weeks for design, manufacturing and delivery.
If you’re looking for a specialist curtain walling, facade, or cladding contractor to assist you with your upcoming project, ensuring on-time delivery and a smooth process from start to finish, our expert team are on hand and ready to assist you.
