Comar delivers a complex facade system to college

Comar Architectural Aluminium Systems and approved fabricator Alimatic, have completed a full refurbishment project to provide a whole new building envelope.

The new facade system at Collingwood College in Surrey features Comar 6 curtain walling.

Comar 6 curtain walling is a versatile thermally efficient system.

It is designed to integrate different widths of panels and glass into the facade with profiles to include opening vents and doors.

The design of Comar 6 makes it ideal for complex facetted curtain walls as well as sheer glazed facades.

Comar 6 offers a slim 50mm sight line with a multitude of transoms and mullions to cater for all deflection loads and grid centres.

Comar 5Pi polyamide insulated aluminium windows were installed for the opening vents, offering effective weather performance and low U-values.

Comar 5Pi is a 60mm window system that reduces heat loss through the Pi thermal break.

Comar 5Pi is available in a variety of configurations and can be manufactured into casement, tilt and turn, pivot, top swing and sliding windows.

The windows installed at the College were top hung/fixed light composites.

Comar 7 commercial door sets are available in swing, pivot, sliding, auto-sliding and sliding folding.

They have been designed specifically for educational applications where high traffic solutions are required.

The Comar 7 swing doors were fitted with anti-finger trap stiles, Axim soft touch panic exit device and Axim concealed transom closers which were hung directly from the Comar 6 frame.

All aluminium systems were finished in Hipca White RAL 9910 semi-gloss polyester powder coat.

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