INSTALLATION TECHNOLOGY / BIFORIUM
LARGE-FORMAT GLASS INSTALLATION
Large glass cannot simply be carried in. Its route from factory stillage to glazing blocks must be planned in kilograms, metres and a precise sequence.

CONTROL
Junction control points.
Mass and centre of gravity
Each unit’s mass, pick points and orientation during rotation are established.
Route
Gates, turns, slabs, scaffolding and crane position are checked before delivery.
Weather
Wind and rain can stop a lift, so a contingency is part of the plan.
Glazing placement
Blocks, edge clearance and retention are ready before the unit reaches the frame.
DETAILS
Related details.
FAQ
Questions from site.
When is vacuum lifting required?
For most large heavy glazing where manual handling cannot provide sufficient control and safety.
Can glass be stored on site?
Yes, on a suitable stillage in a stable zone, considering wind, access and storage duration.
What is checked before a lift?
Unit marking, suction equipment, crane, frame, supports, route, team communication and weather.
SITE / START
Have a section or junction photograph?
Send wall build-up, levels and the largest element. We will identify the missing inputs for a working detail.
Review the junction ↗
