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The 3050 Glazed Elements system consists of 50 mm deep uninsulated aluminium profiles. Glazing is done from the inside with the use of glazing beads.
The profiles are designed so as to ensure stability under the dimensioning loads and are joined together with hidden joints.
Certain parts of the elements can or must be filled with infill panels. It is important to consider the backing and the surface layer of the panels. If the infill panels are exposed to heavy impacts or mechanical loads, the backing should be made of durable board and the surface layer should be made of stainless or glass enamelled steel sheet.
Infill panel F2
1,5 mm Aluminium sheet
3,2 mm Board
25 mm Insulation
3,2 mm Board
1,5 mm Aluminium sheet
Infill panel F3
1,5 mm Aluminium sheet
12 mm Chipboard
20 mm Insulation
1,5 mm Aluminium sheet
Infill panel F4
1,5 mm Aluminium sheet
20 mm Insulation
10 mm Sapa boarding
Unprotected glazed surfaces, which are located so that persons can reach them and shall be designed to limit the risk of injury. Such glazed surfaces shall be dimensioned so as to withstand the dynamic influence of a person. Applicable standards and requirements should be taken into account.
Functional dimensions
Glass thickness 3-33 mm
The illustration shows the different functional dimensions commonly used by the window industry and established by the MTK. The gaskets are made of EPDM rubber and are available in several versions.
Asymmetrically installed glazing unit
Glass thickness 3-33 mm
Symmetrically installed glazing unit
Glass thickness 5-10 mm
Glazed elements must be fixed to a stable and suitable wall structure. The choice of fixing method depends on the wall type. The number and location of fixing points depends on the size of the element.
Fixing of frame
with twist anchor
Fixing of frame
with adjustable frame bushing
Fixing of frame
with bolt and welded plate
