SPINAL MY 62

Sloped Glazing

Characteristics

The SPINAL MY 62 sloped glazing option offers designers and fabricators the ability to create inclined roofs, atriums and pyramid structures. This has a visually coherent aesthetic and is completely compatible with the SPINAL MY 62 Curtain Wall system.

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Documentation

SPINAL MY 62 Curtain Walling Brochure UK 09/2020 (pdf)

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Product benefits

LARGE SIZES

Max weight per glass volume:
Wood or Steel Structure: 250 kg
Aluminium Structure: 580 kg
Glazing infill:
Wood or Steel Structure: 21 - 55mm
Aluminium Structure: 13 - 53mm

DIVERSITY OF APPLICATIONS

Grid aspect - up to 15°
Vertical Trame aspect - up to 5°
Possibility to add outward openings

DIVERSITY OF FORMS

Single Slope
Dual Slope - Lantern
Multi Slopes - Pyramid

HIGH PERFORMANCE

Effective drainage takes place at the end of the transoms via the rafters
Outer sealing is provided by a double lip gasket on the aluminium structure and butyl strip on a wood or steel structure

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Technical manual

Technical Manuals

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Projects using curtain walling SPINAL MY 62

BBC Leeds

United Kingdom

A new landmark, multi-purpose arts complex is set to become a flagship for Leeds’ growing cultural quarter. The award-winning scheme, which incorporates a dramatic three-storey curved atrium created from Technal’s Trame curtain walling, provides the new headquarters of BBC Yorkshire and a facility for Leeds College of Music.