Architectural Products
Storefront and Curtain Wall Panels
Courtesy of NUDO
Storefront and curtain wall panels from Wieland-Wrisco are in-fill glazing panels, window and door frame panels, built around three Endurex product lines that trade off thickness, insulation, and impact resistance. Which one fits depends on whether the priority is a thin glass substitute, energy-saving insulation, or hurricane-rated impact protection.
Which Endurex series should I use?
The Endurex 300 Series is a 1/4″ panel, the closest substitute to glass in thickness, available in eight core/finish combinations. The Endurex 500 Series is a 1″ insulated panel with a foam core, built for energy savings on top of durability. The Endurex 555 is the insulated impact/hurricane-approved panel, engineered with Nudo and Miami-Dade tested.
| Series | Thickness | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Endurex 300 | 1/4″ | Storefront/glazing substitute for glass |
| Endurex 500 | 1″ | Insulated cladding, energy savings |
| Endurex 555 | 1″ | Hurricane/impact protection, Miami-Dade tested |
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the thinnest panel option for storefront glazing?
The Endurex 300 Series at 1/4″ is the thinnest option and the closest substitute for glass.
Which panel is hurricane-rated?
The Endurex 555 High Impact Hurricane Panel, which meets Miami-Dade Testing Requirements.
Which panel saves the most on energy costs?
The Endurex 500 Series, built around an insulating foam core specifically for energy savings.
Can these panels be used for window and door frames as well as storefronts?
Yes, the Endurex line covers in-fill glazing panels, storefront panels, curtain wall panels, and window and door frames.