Facade | Structural glazing facade RIVA SFC 85 SG.HI

Frameless structural glazing facades in an all-glass look.

To enable architects' visions that exclude a bearing construction of steel or aluminum in the structural glass design, BENEDICT + RIVA offers the possibility of a frameless glass facade in an all-glass look and maximum transparency. With this type of structural glazing facade, steel or aluminum mullions are dispensed with entirely.

For the structural glazing facade, self-supporting transparent glass bracing elements are used as vertical mullions, so-called glass struts with extremely narrow cross sections and high rigidity from floor to ceiling. This offers incredible freedom for architects and planners. The structural glazing facade is suitable for use in polygon and vertical facades and can be combined with the bullet resistance and break-in resistance offerings from BENEDICT + RIVA.

The threaded fitting of the all-glass facade is located on the edge composite of the pane and is invisible from the outside. The bearing construction of vertical glass struts produces a filigree look.

• Individual design through a large selection of profile geometries for the bearing construction
• Glass loads up to 6 kN in standard design are possible
• Bullet resistance and break-in resistance possible
• Minimalist joint formation in various designs
• Glazing from the outside with invisible threaded fitting on the joint edge composite
• Bearing construction of vertical glass struts
• Industrial design for visual structure of steel profiles
• Filigree look with the same face width of the inner mullion and transom gaskets