Curtain Walls ES-7525

Impact Curtain Wall System

The ES-7525 impact curtain wall system provides durability, structural strength, and modern architectural design for commercial and institutional buildings. Curtain wall systems create large glass facades that enhance the appearance of buildings while maintaining strong structural performance.

In addition, curtain wall systems maximize natural light inside the building. For example, architects install these systems in office buildings, hotels, retail centers, and institutional projects where modern glass facades are required.

Furthermore, impact curtain wall systems improve building safety and durability. Reinforced aluminum frames and laminated glass provide strong resistance against severe weather conditions and structural loads.

For this reason, many commercial projects in hurricane-prone regions select impact curtain wall systems to combine modern design with reliable performance.

Product Description

The ES-7525 is an impact and blast resistant, thermally improved, pressure-glazed curtain wall system with a 2 1/2” sightline and 7 1/2” mullion depth. This product is compatible with the ES-9000 impact door.

System Description

• Frame depth: 7 1/2”.
• Sightline frame: 2 1/2”.
• Outside glazed.
• Shear block construction.
• Captured verticals and horizontals as well as SSG vertical mullions.
• Designed for 9/16” laminated glass and 1 5/16” insulating laminated glass and non impact 1” insulating glass, with 1/4” spandrel glass adaptor.
• Design load: +100/-100 psf.
• Water infiltration: 20 psf.
• U-value: 0.37.
• Bomb blast: 5.8 psi; 41.1 psi – msec.
• ASTM. Minimal hazard; GSA Condition 2; UFC DoD Medium level.

Features

• Open horizontal available for ease of installation.
• Anodized, painted or wood grain finishes available.
• Wet glazing for LMI and dry glaze for SMI.
• Integral door adaptor.
• EPDM isolator gasket.90° outside corner adaptor.
• Variety of accessories, including perimeter anchors, pocket fillers, joint plugs, etc.
• Integrated vents.

Applications of Curtain Wall Systems

Curtain wall systems are widely used in commercial buildings, office towers, and institutional facilities. For example, architects use these systems to design large glass facades that create a modern architectural appearance.

In addition, curtain walls allow large glass panels that improve natural lighting inside the building. This design helps create bright interior environments and enhances the overall building aesthetics.

Furthermore, thermally improved curtain wall systems increase insulation performance. Finally, this contributes to better energy efficiency and long-term durability of the building facade.

Miami-Dade NOA Certification

Impact curtain wall systems installed in Florida must meet strict safety and structural requirements. For this reason, many systems undergo testing under the Miami-Dade NOA (Notice of Acceptance) certification program.

This certification confirms that the system meets rigorous standards for impact resistance and structural performance. In addition, testing verifies that the product can withstand strong winds and storm-driven debris common in hurricane-prone regions.

Furthermore, architects, engineers, and contractors across Florida recognize Miami-Dade NOA certification as a trusted industry standard. Therefore, many construction projects select products with this approval.