Jobsite reels: see the facade execution up close
Short, real and lightly edited — sub-one-minute reels from Namakaran Fakher Engineering Co.'s execution sites: panel installation, waterproofing, handrails, metal ceilings and project handover moments. The best way to see our execution quality before working with us is to watch these videos.
Composite panel installation — Iran Mall
The moment a curved composite panel is set on the hanging rail; the leveling precision and the open drainage joint are clearly visible.
Watch on InstagramOffice tower curtain wall — Atila project
The curtain wall crew advancing floor by floor; from bracket setting to glazing the Low-E insulated units.
Watch on InstagramBank Shahr composite cladding — Parvin project
Facade execution with fixed detailing on an aluminum substructure; watch the crew's speed and the edge quality.
Watch on Instagram29,000 m of composite in 6 months — Aftab 22
A timelapse of facade progress on one of the four 22-story towers; an example of managing multiple crews at once.
Watch on InstagramRoof-edge waterproofing detail — Marvarid project
Flashing and waterproofing of the roof edge — the most critical point where weak facades fail.
Watch on InstagramGFRC panel installation — Sanandaj Railway Station
Balancing and setting a GFRC panel on calculated anchors; note the precision of the architectural segmentation.
Watch on InstagramWhat will you see in our reels?
Unlike advertising photos that only show the final result, our reels show the “journey”: the moment a panel is lifted by crane, laser-level alignment, substructure welding, gasket application, and the waterproofing test. Each clip is under one minute and shows exactly what matters when choosing a contractor: crew discipline, attention to detail, and standard tools and hardware.
These videos are our proof of trust, because nothing in real execution can be hidden. If you are working on a project and want to know how our crew behaves on site, these reels are the best answer — and if you have a technical question about a scene, ask the site's smart assistant or contact us directly.







