Face glazing
Face glazing
A touch of glass
A touch of glass
Face glazing is a system that places glass on the face of your oak frame (rather than within the frame). It’s often used with oak and other timber frame buildings because it makes for a cleaner appearance and provides a sustainable and airtight security blanket for your build.
Working with timber and glazing
Working with timber and glazing
Like any timber frame building, those made with green oak move slightly as they dry out. You can read more about this in our blog. While this natural strengthening is taking place, your glazed units must be able to adapt to the changing pressures to prevent the glass from cracking. This is where face glazing comes into its own.
Traditional versus face glazing
Traditional versus face glazing
Both glazing approaches have distinct advantages, but what you choose for your self build will depend on your chosen design goals, energy efficiency requirements, and your desired visual impact. To discuss the benefits of face glazing read on…
Benefits
Benefits of face glazing
Benefits of face glazing
Our face-glazed units are fitted with flexible weather seals, which allow for that all-important movement within the frame
Seasoned, oak capping and seals improve the thermal efficiency of your structure, which extends the life of your glazing
Our team will install your face glazing, streamlining your self-build process, saving you time and the need to work with multiple suppliers
See for yourself
Would you like to see a fully-fledged face glazing system at work? Why not arrange to visit and stay in our Herefordshire show home and see the system for yourself?
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