ES Windows ES-7525 Curtain Wall

The ES-7525's published data lists a +100/-100 psf design pressure but does not show a large-missile impact rating or a Miami-Dade NOA, so we do not present this version as an HVHZ impact system. If your project needs impact-rated, HVHZ-approved glazing, ES Windows offers structural-silicone-glazed and pre-glazed impact options in the same series, including the ES-7525 SS and the ES-7500/7600 window wall. We'll confirm the right approved system for your jurisdiction and elevation at quote.

Each ES-7525 unit is rated up to 36" wide by 144" tall, with a maximum area of about 36 square feet per lite, at a +100/-100 psf design pressure. Larger glazed elevations are assembled by combining units across the facade. We engineer the module layout to your elevation and confirm the design pressure your project requires when we quote.

The ES-7525 offers three glazing packages: G1 is a laminated build (1/4" HS + 0.090" interlayer + 1/4" HS), while G2 and G3 are insulated-laminated builds that add a 1/2" air spacer for thermal performance. It can be glazed with captured verticals and horizontals, or with structural-silicone-glazed (SSG) vertical mullions and captured horizontals for a cleaner sightline. We'll walk you through which glazing and method fit your design and budget.

The ES-7525 framing comes anodized as standard, with painted and wood-grain finishes available, and the glass can be finished painted, with serigraphy (ceramic-frit printing), or fully digitally printed. That lets the curtain wall match the building's architecture or carry custom graphics across the facade. We confirm the available finish and glass-treatment combinations for your design at quote.

Installed cost for an ES-7525 curtain wall depends on the total glazed area, the glazing package and glazing method you select, and the elevation's access and structural conditions. Because curtain wall is engineered per project, there is no flat per-window price. Armor Pro provides a free estimate after reviewing your elevations and confirms the system, glass, and design pressure for your project.

This is ES Windows's house-brand catalog for commercial, condo, and mid- to high-rise architectural work, distinct from the residential tier lines. It covers aluminum storefront, stick and structural-silicone-glazed curtain wall, pre-glazed impact window wall, project-in and project-out operable windows, and commercial sliding and lift-slide doors. We reference it for light-commercial and architectural-spec projects rather than standard home replacement.

The U.S.-market impact systems are the ones that carry real HVHZ ratings: the ES-8860 window wall is tested to plus and minus 150 psf, the ES-6000/6100 sliding door reaches plus 120 / minus 135 psf with multiple Miami-Dade NOAs, and the ES-7500/7600 window wall and several others carry large- and small-missile certification. Some of the metric storefront and curtain-wall framing systems are Latin-American architectural products without Florida approval, so we verify approval status before specifying any of them on a Florida job.

ES Windows is the residential and light-commercial fenestration brand of Tecnoglass Inc. (NYSE: TGLS), and the products are manufactured at the company's complex in Barranquilla, Colombia. What makes the brand unusual is that the parent makes its own architectural glass and aluminum extrusions and then assembles the finished windows and doors in-house, so a single company stands behind the whole assembly rather than buying glass and frames from outside suppliers. We install and service ES Windows products throughout South Florida.