WHAT IS A VENTILATED FACADE? A ventilated façade is a construction method whereby a physical separation is created between the outside of the façade and the interior wall of the building. This separation creates an open cavity allowing the exchange of the air contained between the wall and the outer cladding. The cavity provides a range of thermal, acoustic, aesthetic and functional advantages that add great value to the product.
THERMAL ADVANTAGES
Internal heat flow: Laying insulation on the exterior part of the wall and the floor structure prevents thermal bridges across the entire façade. Heat loss towards the outside in winter is blocked, as is the heat coming from the outside in summer, resulting in energy savings of between 15% and 35%, both in terms of heating and air conditioning.
External heat flow: In addition, laying insulation on the exterior part of the wall and the floor structure provides the building with greater thermal mass. This increases the building’s thermal inertia, thus generating significant energy savings and producing a more comfortable ambience . The wall tile acts as a screen, reflecting a great deal of the solar radiation and preventing it from entering the building.
AVAILABLE SYSTEMS
VISIBLE CLIP
1-Anchorage
2- Bracket
3- Insulation
4- "T" profile
5- Fixing clip
6- Porcelain tile
HIDDEN CLIP
1-Anchorage
2- Bracket
3- Insulation
4- "T" profile
5- Fixing clip
6- Porcelain tile
CHEMICAL ADHESIVE SYSTEM QUMICO
1-Anchorage
2- Bracket
3- Insulation
4- "T" profile
5- Adhesive
6- Porcelain tile
KARRAT SYSTEM
1-Anchorage
2- Bracket
3- Insulation
4- "T" profile
5- Horizontal profile
6- Karrat profile
7- Porcelain tile
AVAILABLE SERVICES
Façade modulation
Load analysis for the metal substructure
Detailed budget
RELATED PROJECTS
SUGGESTED SERIES FOR VENTILATED FACADES
