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About Us
Anvika Facades, spearheaded by the seasoned professional Mr. Charan Rao, was conceived to address the increasingly sophisticated demands of contemporary structural glazing and fabrication projects. From its inception, our company has embarked on prestigious ventures, leveraging a professional ethos and collaborative teamwork to deliver outstanding results. We specialize in the design, procurement, and installation of a wide array of cutting-edge solutions, including unitized and semi-unitized structural glazing systems, curtain wall glazing systems, striking spider glazing systems, leaf skylights, inclined glazing solutions, double glazed and single glazed openable or sliding doors and windows, automatic sliding doors, aluminium composite panel cladding, canopies crafted from glass, aluminium composite panels, or zinc panels, cable net glazing for sleek and modern facade designs, and aluminium louvers featuring aerodynamic profiles for efficient sun control. Our commitment to excellence extends throughout every aspect of our services, from conceptualization to execution, ensuring the precise realization of our clients’ visions with meticulous attention to detail and finesse. At Anvika Facades, we pride ourselves on our ability to deliver unparalleled quality and innovation in every project we undertake, setting the standard for excellence in the industry.
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Our Services
Anvika Facades Takes pride in its world class service and attention to detail.
Checkout some of our services below and we would be more than happy to cater your requitement.
Unitized Glazing
Unitized glazing involves pre-assembling glass and aluminium frames into large panels at the factory. These panels are then transported to the construction site and installed as complete units onto the building facade. This method reduces on-site labour and installation time.
Semi - Unitized Glazing
Semi-unitized glazing combines elements of both unitized and stick-built systems. While some components are prefabricated into panels off-site, other parts are assembled on-site. This approach offers a balance between efficiency and customization.
Curtain Wall Glazing
Curtain wall glazing refers to a non-structural exterior cladding system that supports its own weight and transfers wind loads to the main building structure. It typically consists of aluminium frames with infill glass panels, providing transparency, weather resistance, and aesthetic appeal.
Al. Doors / Windows
Aluminium doors and windows are popular choices for building facades due to their durability, lightweight nature, and resistance to corrosion. They offer sleek profiles, various finishes, and can be customized to fit different architectural styles.
Bullet Proof Glazing
Bullet-proof glazing, also known as ballistic glazing, is designed to resist penetration from bullets or other projectiles. It typically consists of multiple layers of glass, polycarbonate, and other materials, offering varying levels of protection against ballistic threats.
Metallic Railings
Metallic railings are often used as safety features on building facades, balconies, or staircases. They can be made from materials such as aluminum, steel, or stainless steel, providing structural support, aesthetic appeal, and safety for occupants.
Spider Glazing
Spider glazing is a modern architectural glazing system characterized by the use of structural glass panels held in place by stainless steel fittings known as “spiders” or “glass fin fittings.” These fittings are attached to the edges of the glass panels and connected to a supporting structure, typically a steel frame or tension cables.
Glass Canopies
Glass canopies are architectural features constructed primarily from glass panels supported by a framework, typically made of steel or aluminum. They provide shelter from the elements while allowing natural light to filter through, creating an inviting entrance or outdoor space.
Glass Skylight
Skylight glazing refers to the use of glass panels in roofing systems to allow natural light to enter interior spaces from above. Skylights are typically installed on flat or sloped roofs and can be fixed or operable to provide ventilation. The glazing materials used for skylights vary, with options including single or double glazed glass panels, polycarbonate sheets, or acrylic domes.
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Facades offer several benefits including improved energy efficiency, enhanced building aesthetics, increased protection from weather elements such as rain, wind, and sunlight, better sound insulation, and increased property value.
The time it takes to install a facade can vary depending on factors such as the size and complexity of the building, the chosen materials, and the availability of labor and equipment. Generally, facade installation can take anywhere from several weeks to several months.
Yes, like any other part of a building, facades require regular maintenance to ensure they remain in good condition and continue to perform effectively. Maintenance tasks may include cleaning, inspection for damage or deterioration, and repairs as needed.
Yes, facades can be retrofitted onto existing buildings to improve their appearance, energy efficiency, and performance. Retrofitting facades may involve replacing existing cladding materials, adding insulation, or incorporating new technologies to enhance building functionality.
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Address
#201 , Vijaya Lakshmi avenue , Raidurg nav khalsa village , Serilingampally
charan@anvikafacades.com
Phone / Fax
+91 99890 00002