ConceptWall 50 is a specially developed system for easy manufacturing and installation. In addition, the glazed walls are accredited, ensuring homeowners can feel confident knowing this modern product has received safety certification.
ConceptWall 50, often referred to as the CW50 glass façade, is a flexible and technically advanced aluminium façade system that allows the creation of large glass walls with minimal visible profile. It is designed for both vertical façade panels and sloped roof glazing, which require special structural strength and airtightness.
The system design is based on a 50 mm wide profile base, providing an optimal balance between visual lightness and mechanical stability. With special thermal insulation spacers and high-quality glazing, a very low U-value can be achieved, making the façade suitable even for passive building requirements.
The strong and durable CW 50 system is available in several design and glazing variants, including a steel beam appearance, structural glazing, and functional solutions.
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| CW 50-FU | CW 50-SC | CW 50-HV | CW 50-FRV |
| Profile width | 50 mm |
| Wind load | 2690 cm⁴ |
| Min. Min. Glass thickness | 6 mm |
| Max. Min. Glass thickness | 60 mm |
 | Air tightness max. test pressure test pressure | 1200 |
 | Watertight | 1200 Pa |
 | Acoustic properties | 60 (-2;-6) dB |
 | Burglar resistance | RC2/WK2- RC3/WK3 |
 | Thermal insulation (Uw) | 0.8 W/m²K |
ConceptWall 50 can carry glass panels up to ~700 kg, depending on configuration. This allows the design of impressive facades with minimal metal lines.
The system provides a high level of thermal insulation thanks to:
multi-camera profiles,
for thermal liners,
possible triple glazing.
This facade system is available in 4 main finishes:
structural glazing (SG)
glazing with cover profiles
horizontal/vertical version of the line design,
CW50-FP fire protection facade system.
The CW50 stands out for:
wind load resistance,
watertight,
air permeability control
certified crash safety
It is the perfect facade for Latvia’s changing weather conditions.
