Specially engineered for high-rise commercial developments, civic infrastructure, and extreme-weather envelopes across Kazakhstan, including Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent.
Heavy-duty aluminum alloy gauge hatch designed for inspection ports and pressure-sealed sampling points in commercial glass facade maintenance structures.
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Structural 6063-T6 corner reinforcing profile providing rigid structural alignment and edge protection for high-wind facade perimeter framing.
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Custom structural extrusions engineered for sub-frame mounting, anchoring curtain wall unitized panels to reinforced concrete structures.
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High-precision structural angle profiles providing rigid load transfer and seam alignment for double and triple-glazed curtain wall cassettes.
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Architecturally finished exterior wall trim extrusions available in AkzoNobel PVDF coatings for superior weather protection in Kazakh winters.
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Fully customizable extruded profiles with CNC cutting, bending, and punching services tailored for complex architectural facade geometry.
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High-yield structural aluminum angles serving as main load-bearing connections between building floors and external glass curtain wall units.
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Heavy-gauge aluminum brackets engineered specifically for stone, composite, and glass panel dry-hanging installation systems.
Contact UsKazakhstan presents one of the most demanding climatic and structural environments for glass architectural envelopes. Our systems are engineered to address micro-climates across all region zones.
Astana experiences brutal winter temperatures dipping to -40°C combined with fierce Steppe winds exceeding 1.8 kPa wind loads. Our Thermally Broken Unitized Curtain Walls utilize multi-chambered 34mm PA66-GF25 polyamide thermal barriers and triple Low-E argon-filled glazing units, delivering an overall system thermal transmittance of $U \le 0.82 \text{ W/m}^2\text{K}$ to prevent interior condensation and heat leakage.
Situated in a high seismic hazard zone (up to Magnitude 9 on the MSK-64 scale), Almaty demands architectural facades capable of severe dynamic displacement. Our structural silicone stick and unitized glass facade frames feature seismic expansion joints allowing $\pm 25\text{mm}$ horizontal inter-story drift without structural glass degradation or weather-seal rupture.
Oil-rich coastal regions such as Atyrau and Aktau present high atmospheric salinity combined with industrial sulfur emissions from petrochemical processing. We supply architectural aluminum extrusions finished with 3-Coat Fluorocarbon (PVDF) spray lines (minimum 40 microns) or 25-micron hard-anodized surfaces that pass 4,000 hours of neutral salt spray testing under ISO 9227 standards.
Southern Kazakhstan experiences intense summer heat with solar radiation exceeding $1,000 \text{ W/m}^2$. We integrate motorized exterior louvers, sunshades, and reflective spectrally selective ceramic frit glass facades that reduce Solar Heat Gain Coefficients (SHGC) down to 0.22, dramatically lowering building HVAC energy loads.
A technical guide for structural engineers, facade consultants, and general contractors evaluating architectural glass facade choices in Kazakhstan.
| Facade System Type | Thermal Transmittance (U-Value) | Wind Load Resistance | Seismic Displacement | Installation Speed | Best Kazakhstan Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unitized Glass Curtain Wall | 0.75 – 0.95 W/m²K | Up to 4.5 kPa | ± 30 mm Drift | Ultra-Fast (Prefabricated) | Astana High-Rise Towers & Commercial Landmarks |
| Thermally Broken Stick System | 1.1 – 1.4 W/m²K | Up to 3.0 kPa | ± 15 mm Drift | Moderate (Site Assembled) | Mid-Rise Commercial & Institutional Buildings |
| Point-Supported Spider Glazing | 1.6 – 2.0 W/m²K | Up to 2.2 kPa | ± 12 mm Drift | Standard | Almaty Shopping Malls, Lobbies & Atriums |
| Double-Glazed Aluminium Storefront | 1.3 – 1.6 W/m²K | Up to 1.8 kPa | ± 10 mm Drift | Fast | Retail Ground Floors & Southern KZ Residential |
Key technological, regulatory, and design shifts driving procurement decisions across Kazakh municipal and private real estate sectors.
The Kazakh Government has enacted tighter environmental energy efficiency laws. Modern civic and commercial projects in Astana and Almaty must comply with strict heat-retention benchmarks. Single-glazed or non-thermally broken frames are effectively banned for exterior envelopes. Our factory specializes in crimping dual and triple polyamide thermal breaks that exceed SNiP thermal mandates.
Due to Astana's brief sub-zero winter construction windows, traditional site-assembled stick facades often face severe delays because structural silicone cannot cure below 5°C. The Kazakh market has rapidly pivoted toward pre-glazed unitized curtain wall cassettes assembled under controlled factory conditions. These units are hoisted and hooked directly to floor brackets, slashing field installation time by over 60%.
Institutional developments funded by international consortiums in Almaty and Astana are targeting LEED Gold and BREEAM certifications. Integrating fully recyclable 6063-T6 virgin aluminum, low-VOC fluorocarbon finishes, and high-performance Low-E double/triple IPU glass has become a non-negotiable procurement specification.
Combining end-to-end heavy industrial extrusion, advanced surface treatment, and direct Central Asian rail freight capabilities.
From virgin billet casting to 3,500-ton press extrusion, die engineering, thermal strip insertion, and structural assembly—every step is controlled under ISO 9001 quality management systems.
Equipped with vertical and horizontal automatic powder coating lines, AkzoNobel/Jotun PVDF lines, and anodizing baths ensuring 25+ year outdoor finish integrity without fading or peeling.
Seamless transport to Kazakhstan via Khorgos Gateway / Altynkol dry port. Custom steel-crated packaging prevents transit damage, with transit lead times as fast as 10 to 14 days.
Addressing crucial technical, regulatory, and logistical queries regarding glass facade importing to Kazakhstan.
Yes. Our structural aluminium extrusions and curtain wall systems comply with GOST 21519-2003 (Aluminium alloy window and door units) and GOST 22233-2001 (Aluminium alloy extrusions for architectural applications), as well as SNiP RK 2.04-05-2002 thermal performance mandates. We issue complete mill test certificates (MTC), structural alloy reports (6063-T6/6061-T6), and coating warranty documentation with every shipment for local Kazakh state construction authority approvals.
We utilize multi-cavity polyamide PA66-GF25 thermal insulation strips (ranging from 24mm to 34mm width) structurally crimped between inner and outer extrusion profiles. Combined with continuous EPDM triple-weather gasket seals and argon-filled, warm-edge spacer triple glazing (e.g., 6mm Low-E + 12Ar + 6mm Clear + 12Ar + 6mm Low-E), our systems eliminate conductive thermal bridging, maintaining warm interior frame surface temperatures even when exterior temperatures plummet to -40°C.
Most bulk consignments are shipped via direct international rail freight through the Khorgos / Altynkol border dry port or by dedicated heavy-truck road transport. Average transit time from our factory floor to customs terminals in Almaty or Astana is approximately 10 to 15 days. All products are packed in steel-framed wooden pallets, wrapped in protective anti-scratch film, and desiccated to withstand humidity variations across Central Asia.
Absolutely. Our in-house tooling division designs and machines custom extrusion dies directly from client DWG/DXF drawings or physical sections. Tooling development typically takes 7 to 10 days. First-article extruded samples are provided for dimensional verification and structural alloy testing before full production run release.
We support standard international B2B commercial terms, including Irrevocable Commercial Letter of Credit (L/C at sight) and Telegraphic Transfer (T/T). Furthermore, we assist Kazakh buyers with complete Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) transit documentation, customs declarations, and commercial invoices required for smooth customs clearance.
Yes. Our experienced structural facade engineering team provides 3D BIM modeling, wind-load calculation reports, thermal simulation calculations, and detailed shop drawings (including elevation layouts, structural anchor brackets, and perimeter sealing details). For major projects in Astana or Almaty, technical specialists can be dispatched for mock-up assembly supervision and site team orientation.
