Structural glass is often used on buildings that utilise windows as a major feature. This can include glass boxes and glass extensions. It is a way of using glass whilst maintaining the structural integrity of the building.

Structural glass works using stainless steel fittings to connect glass panels to the main building. The fittings can either be attached to the inner sheet of the double glazed unit, or sealed with a high quality silicone sealant for a bonded glass link. This allows the glass to be supported without any additional framing whilst maintaining a strong joint, making the glass structure much more visually appealing.

Using structural glass is also an effective way of maintaining the temperature inside the building. Glass allows heat from the sun into the building, keeping it warm in the same way as a greenhouse, maintaining a comfortable temperature whatever the weather outside.