Stick glass facade: The aluminum structure of the curtain wall facade, or in fact the same aluminum profiles on which the glass is mounted, are called lamel. In the curtain wall view, the lamps are presented in two parts, horizontal and vertical. Horizontal lamellas are called transmissions and vertical lumens are called moles. It should be noted that in the implementation of curtain wall facade systems, the transom (horizontal lamellar) is usually presented in a smaller length length than a million (vertical lamellar), but the width of the lamellas should be equal to each other. The difference in the length of the luminaires is due to the fact that most of the glass will be on the vertical luminaires, but in the view of some designers and architects and due to the rising level of visual beauty of the facade from the inside, the longitudinal size of the transom and Millions are considered equal to each other, which depends on the elegance of the facade design. The glass in this facade is placed on the grid made of lamellar profiles from the outside view and is fixed by the glass-eating profiles. Lamel facade, despite the development of facade, is still used in European and American countries.
