50 mm Platform
- Developed around a proven 50 mm mullion and transom platform.
- Provides the foundation for the system's architectural and structural approach.

Timeless Façades. Proven Reliability.
The Fineastra Curtain Wall System is being developed around the proven 50 mm mullion and transom platform, combining structural integrity, architectural flexibility and efficient fabrication.
Compatible with glazing units up to 44 mm and incorporating advanced drainage and water management principles, the system will offer mullion depths of up to 200 mm to accommodate a wide range of structural requirements.
Built upon familiar fabrication techniques, it is designed to simplify production while ensuring dependable long-term performance.
The Fineastra Curtain Wall System is intended for architectural projects requiring elegant, high-performance glazed façades and dependable long-term performance.

The Fineastra Curtain Wall System is being developed around a proven 50 mm mullion and transom platform , combining structural integrity, architectural flexibility and efficient fabrication.
The system accommodates glazing units up to 44 mm and is designed with advanced drainage and water management principles.
With mullion depths of up to 200 mm , the system is intended to accommodate a wide range of structural requirements while maintaining familiar fabrication techniques for efficient production.
The Curtain Wall System is designed to support architectural projects requiring elegant glazed façades while providing the structural flexibility needed for different project requirements.
Together with Fineastra windows, doors, sliding systems and outdoor solutions, it is intended to form a complete façade ecosystem built on a unified design language and consistent engineering philosophy.
Key system dimensions and configuration capabilities described for the Fineastra Curtain Wall System.
| Characteristic | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Mullion & Transom | 50 mm | Proven mullion and transom platform. |
| Max. Glazing | Up to 44 mm | Compatible with glazing units up to 44 mm. |
| Mullion Depth | Up to 200 mm | Designed to accommodate a wide range of structural requirements. |
| Water Management | Advanced Drainage | Incorporates advanced drainage and water management principles. |
A curtain wall platform developed around structural integrity, architectural flexibility and efficient fabrication.
The Fineastra Curtain Wall System brings together structural flexibility, glazing compatibility, efficient fabrication and advanced water management principles.
Mullion depths of up to 200 mm are intended to accommodate a wide range of structural requirements.
Familiar fabrication techniques help simplify production while supporting dependable long-term performance.
The system incorporates advanced drainage and water management principles as part of its façade design approach.
Manufactured from high-quality aluminium alloys and finished using Fineastra's premium surface technologies, the system is intended to deliver outstanding durability in demanding architectural environments.
Together with Fineastra windows, doors, sliding systems and outdoor solutions , the Curtain Wall System will form a complete façade ecosystem.
The ecosystem is built around a unified design language and a consistent engineering philosophy , allowing the different solutions to work together within a coherent architectural approach.
This approach is intended to create a consistent façade language across different architectural applications while maintaining the engineering principles behind each system.
The Fineastra Curtain Wall System is being developed as a high-performance glazed façade solution combining structural integrity, architectural flexibility and efficient fabrication.
Built around the proven 50 mm mullion and transom platform , with glazing compatibility up to 44 mm and mullion depths up to 200 mm , the system is intended to provide a dependable platform for demanding architectural applications.
Together with Fineastra's wider façade solutions, it forms part of a unified ecosystem built on consistent design and engineering principles.