Glazing & curtain walling

Skyline thermally-broken extruded aluminium glazing bar system designed for in-line roof glazing, supporting single, double or triple glazed units. Suitable for commercial and domestic projects, this system allows multiple capping options for different design requirements and accommodates spans up to 4m unsupported

Heritage lead-covered steel glazing bars are made from galvanised mild steel with a seamless lead extrusion and twin-wing weathering system, designed for glass roof systems in historic and listed buildings. Suitable for single, double or triple glazing, these bars combine traditional Victorian-era design with modern performance and are compatible

Skyline Box glazing bars are made from extruded aluminium and designed for roof glazing, providing a cost-effective alternative to curtain walling systems with a similar appearance. Suitable for single, double or triple glazing, these bars include a thermal break for energy efficiency and comply with Part L Building Regulations. Concealed fixings

4Edge Pro is Standard Patent Glazing Company's most advanced and thermally-efficient structural timber roof glazing system. Made from thermally-broken aluminium, it is designed for high weather resistance and energy efficiency. Secures glass on all four sides with dry-sealed transom mullions, supporting single, double or triple glazing from 6 to

Rafterline patent glazing system is made from thermally-broken extruded aluminium and designed for use with timber rafters, creating glazed roofs with a combination of aluminium weather protection and exposed timber interiors. Suitable for single, double or triple glazing up to 50mm thick, it is compliant with Building Regulations Document L and

Traditional patent glazing system made from extruded aluminium bars for single glazing or polycarbonate, designed for unheated spaces such as canopies, walkways and railway stations. Accommodates glass or polycarbonate up to 30mm thick, with a choice of capping or wing sections and spans up to 5560mm unsupported

Standard Patent Glazing Company undertook the task of reglazing 2 hipped atrium towers, the conservatory and the café area at Pavilion Gardens in Buxton. In total, 550m² of Traditional patent glazing was installed. Pavilion Gardens is a treasure trove of Grade II listed Victorian buildings, each overlooking the pristine gardens from its northern

As part of renovations at the exclusive Cromlix Hotel near Dunblane, the Standard Patent Glazing Co installed a Skyline Box self-supporting hipped skylight over the dining area. Surrounded by 34 acres of secluded woodlands and garden, the hotel, owned by tennis star Andy Murray, offers luxury bedroom suites, and is a venue for weddings and

A Skyline Box glazing system was used on this installation at Menston Primary School in Bradford to closely match the vertical curtain walling system below it

This impressive multi-tiered atrium was constructed with 600m2 of the Heritage patent glazing system. It incorporated 12 aluminium-framed, electrically-operated ventilators including a wind-, rain- and thermostatically-controlled sensor to control the internal environment. Aberglasney House is set in the beautiful Tywi valley of Carmarthenshire

A domestic application incorporating Standard Patent Glazing Company's non-structural Rafterline patent glazing bars was used on the roof section of a conservatory. The glazing bars’ strength is provided by structural timber rafters, which are 50mm wide (44mm minimum). The maximum span of this system is therefore

The Standard Patent Glazing Co's self-supporting skylights and lanterns are suitable for commercial and domestic applications. They can be formed into several different patent glazing bars to suit clients' needs

Borough Market in Southwark, Central London is one of the largest and oldest food markets in London. A major refurbishment programme was undertaken which included the complete replacement of the 850m² of roof patent glazing using the Traditional glazing system with 8.8mm laminated safety glass

A 600m² duo-pitched tiered roof plus other smaller areas of roof glazing were installed over the market hall using the Traditional patent glazing system and Georgian wired cast glass

The Queen's Gallery at Buckingham Palace is a permanent space dedicated to exhibiting items from the Royal Collection, art and treasures held in trust by The Queen for the nation. The Standard Patent Glazing Company was awarded a prestigious contract by Wates Construction, to supply 500m2 of patent glazing for the new galleries

This well known tourist attraction and sporting venue features 1,000m² of Heritage patent glazing, which was used to replace the existing lead covered steel glazing bars that had performed well over the decades

The Standard Patent Glazing Co undertook a roof glazing project for Hampshire County Council at a primary school in Hook. The Skyline patent glazing system with high-performance solar control double glazed units was used to reduce solar heat gain

In June 1996, the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester was badly damaged by a lorry bomb. Heritage glazing systems were used to replace 3 large glazed domes

The 'Florrie' is a unique Grade II listed visitor attraction in Liverpool offering superb Victorian architecture. The Heritage glazing system was chosen as the perfect replacement glazing system for this duo-pitched lantern-type rooflight

The Standard Patent Glazing Company replaced over 6000m2 of patent glazing as part of a major refurbishment of Chester Railway Station, using its polyester powder-coated Traditional BL type aluminium glazing bars

Over 3,600m² of new roof patent glazing was replaced by The Standard Patent Glazing Co during the major refurbishment of this metro railway station. The Traditional patent glazing system was used in conjunction with a green body tinted, toughened and laminated glass to create an

The Standard Patent Glazing company installed 150m2 of Heritage patent glazing as part of the refurbishment of the roof lantern at a Grade II listed building on Granby Street in Leicester. Owned by ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) for a decade, this iconic structure, designed by the renowned architect Joseph Goddard, once

Sheffield Botanical Gardens, covering 19 acres, first opened in 1836 and were originally designed by Robert Marnock in the Gardenesque style. The Gardens contain several listed buildings including the restored Grade II listed curvilinear glass pavilions, some of the earliest ever built. They were fully restored, using the Heritage patent glazing

The Standard Patent Glazing Company manufactured and installed Traditional patent glazing on several areas of the roof of The Admiralty Building in London, where the worldwide affairs of the Royal Navy were run for centuries by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty