Aluminium glazing spraying · Oxford

Aluminium glazing spraying in Oxford.

Curtain walls, window frames and entrance door systems spray-refinished on site. Matched RAL or BS finish. No reglazing, no disruption to building occupants. Delivered across Oxford and Oxfordshire. Facade cleaning, restoration and commercial decorating across Oxford. A city of college stone, listed frontages and the Westgate retail estate. Heritage-safe DOFF cleaning, sympathetic restoration of period metalwork, and retail and commercial decorating worked around a tight, pedestrianised centre.

Oxford programme

How we run aluminium glazing spraying schemes locally.

1. 01 · Survey

   Confirm glazing system type, substrate condition, RAL reference (gloss-meter read on a clean reference panel), adhesion test on existing finish, and access method. Restoration only goes ahead if the substrate holds.

2. 02 · Specification

   Two-pack tie-coat over light mechanical abrasion, matched RAL topcoat at 60-80 µm. System selected for UV stability and matching sheen to adjacent panels. Service-life expectation written into the spec.

3. 03 · RAMS

   Project-specific RAMS including glazing-protection masking method, spray-containment plan for public routes, COSHH for tie-coat solvents, and access schedule.

4. 04 · Delivery

   Mask all glazing, gaskets and ironmongery. Prepare, prime and apply within the same shift where access permits. Demask at end of each phase. Glass checked before reopening.

5. 05 · Handover

   Before/after photo record, gloss reading on completed panels, written service-life note per scheme.

Frequently asked · Oxford

What clients in Oxford usually ask first.

Can you clean college and heritage stone safely?

Yes. DOFF steam at low pressure removes soiling without harming the stone; we sample first and work to any conservation conditions.

Do you work in Oxford's pedestrian centre?

Yes. Access, deliveries and out-of-hours working are planned around the centre's restrictions and agreed before we mobilise.

How far do you cover around Oxford?

Oxford city plus Bicester, Abingdon, Witney and the business parks along the A34 and M40 corridor.

Is the glass protected throughout?

Glazing, gaskets, ironmongery and sealants are masked before primer goes on. Glass is inspected at demask before any floor or wing reopens.

Will it last as long as factory powder coat?

Not quite, but a properly specified, well-prepared two-pack system gives a credible service life. We confirm the expectation in writing per scheme.

Can it be done while the building is occupied?

Yes. Most schemes are delivered phased, floor by floor or elevation by elevation, with each section reopened as we demask.

Can you match a faded or inconsistent RAL?

Yes. We sample on site and match to the current colour, not factory-fresh. Where estate consistency is the goal, a single reference colour is agreed and applied across the whole scheme.

How long until staff can open the windows?

Touch-dry within an hour; full cure varies by system. We agree the no-touch window at survey and leave it on the handover sheet.