What is a Spandrel Panel in Facade? | Facade Engineering | BACK-PAN | SHADOW BOX | Firestop

[@asifjaved4127]

Thanks to you , i have find it very informative and explained well.

[@Globaltechniquesofarchitecture]

So nice of you

[@joachim-j5x]

wonderful sir, simple and effective explanation

[@Globaltechniquesofarchitecture]

So nice of you

[@simonepamio8109]

very well done, please don't stop making these kind of videos

[@shailsingh2448]

Very helpful video, thank you so much

[@Julfukar2017]

Very informative video sir

[@rajagopalanarunagiri350]

Great video sir

[@Globaltechniquesofarchitecture]

Thanks Dear

[@islam56898]

You have a good English vocabulary

[@user-ov4dw3yr5d]

Thanks, brother for sharing this info. I have question please, what is the standard gap between spandrel glass and the front pan? and also the standard gap between backpan and parapet wall? Thank you so much. Thus this refer to BS?

[@LvPatriot1]

Thanks for the video, will there be a one regarding how to assess the cable net and tension rod systems?

[@dibyajyotiYT2153]

Vertical mullion system also you can sketch high level of detailing for spanderal panel...

[@amolkulkarni1112]

Great

[@anamikachowdhury87]

Sir ,can you make a video for semiunitized glazing. I have some doubt ,so I wanted to clear those.

[@Ajish1980]

Spider glazing can be used in high raised buildings with appropriate fire stopping methods.. May I know why you say NO to that? Please include: 1. Spandrel area / shadow box also serve to reduce the heat transfer of concrete to glass to avoid glass breakage.. 2. Not only on slab, vertical also, spandrel panels to provide on the column areas depending on the set back of columns from slab.

[@GAURAVTIWARI85]

Dear Ajish These videos are made basically for, budding architects, at least in India our construction practices are not geared up to receive spider glazing for high rise application. This compilation aims at horizontal spandrel application, vertical ones will be cleared along with detailing video for dead walls.

[@dibyajyotiYT2153]

Antony agreed with your point we can work out high level detai working.....

[@swapnilmane7355]

Very informative and good presentation skills.

[@Globaltechniquesofarchitecture]

Glad you liked it!