Cladding Systems
A cladding system is a critical component in modern construction, designed to cover the external surfaces of a building. It serves multiple functions: protecting against environmental elements, enhancing thermal insulation, and improving the building's aesthetic appeal. Cladding systems are composed of panels made from materials like metal, wood, glass, or composite, supported by a substructure that secures them to the building's framework. These systems can include additional layers for vapor barriers and waterproofing to prevent moisture damage. Types of cladding vary from rainscreen and curtain walling to stone and metal cladding, each offering unique benefits in terms of appearance, durability, and fire resistance, while adhering to local building codes and environmental standards.
SYSTEM OPTIONS
Adhesive System
The Adhesive System offers a revolutionary chemical fixing solution for panel installations. By utilizing a structural bonding approach, it enables direct attachment of panels to the substructure, bypassing the need for any mechanical alteration of the pieces. This system simplifies the installation process, ensuring a clean, secure, and aesthetically pleasing finish.
Undercutting Anchoring System
The Undercutting Anchoring System introduces a concealed anchoring solution for fiber cement/porcelain panels, utilizing undercut technology to enhance the energy efficiency of insulated exterior walls. This system features pre-drilled panels for hanger clips and expanding bolt anchors, optimizing insulation values and reducing overall construction costs.
Visual Anchoring System
The Visual Anchoring System leverages exposed anchors to enhance the facade’s aesthetic appeal, providing a robust and visually engaging method for securing cladding materials. Ideal for architectural designs that celebrate visible structural elements, this system combines functionality with a distinct industrial style.
Cell System
The Cell System revolutionizes facade design with a framework-based approach, employing a standardized "abacus" of aluminum frames. These frames serve as a robust foundation for porcelain slabs, which are meticulously installed in the workshop using appropriate adhesives, ensuring precision and quality from the outset.
