About Murano Walls

From inception in March, 2006 with over 20 years industry experience under their belt and selling their previous company, Unifold Holdings in Brisbane, Murano Walls PL came to fruition in Sydney with a complete change of pace to their previous company taking on new products and forming European product partners.

With an excitement for glass, Murano concentrated not only on the commercial side of Operable Walls and Moveable Glass Walls, but also became greatly involved in the design, manufacture, supply, installation and certification of Frameless Glass Walls in the residential arena, which in effect became Murano’s second passion with their proprietary glass products.

In 2010 with changes taking place with licensing in the glass industry along with the changing Building Code Australia, Yari Joensuu gained a Certificate III in Glass & Glazing and became the Qualified Supervisor under the rules and regulations of the Department of Fair Trading NSW for Murano Walls.  You can be assured that you have a qualified glazier onsite at all times, whether commercial or residential projects and that your glass products are up to Australian Standards at all times. Yari undertakes in continuing his education with extra curricula training ensuring he is up to date with any changes in the industry through AGGA, AWA and the Master Builders Association.

In February 2013 Murano Walls undertook formal testing of their Frameless Glass Wall System at an accredited NATA approved testing facility passing the required criteria.  The Murano Frameless Glass Walls system was passed through to the accreditation for AS2047 for wind and water penetration under the watchful eye of the facilitator, attesting that the product does not leak nor whistle under the rigorous NATA testing.  This is also attested to by their clients who have this glass system.

The passion for Operable Walls has not waned for Murano since taking on the extra residential works with extensive and large commercial projects including projects at Shell Harbour Community Centre with their 5.5 meter high operable walls x 47 panels completed in October 2018, Highline Function Centre in Bankstown with 4.5 metre high operable walls x 80 panels completed April, 2018 and currently working at Wentworth Point Library with 3.4 meter high operable walls x 58 panels in the Olympic Park area with practical completion June, 2019.

Murano are often called upon for “tricky” design and construction projects both Operable and Glazed an example the 5.2metre high operable glass walls outside Myer in Pitt Street Mall, Sydney and Opera Kitchen on the lower concourse at the Sydney Opera House.