Design & Supply

We Design & Supply Cladding

For: HPL | Fiber-cement |GFRC | Stone | Ceramic | ACM | Metal panels

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Types of Façade

Building Substructure

• - Fixed to concrete wall

• - Fixed to hollow block wall

• - Fixed to solid block

• - Fixed to composite substructure

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We Design & Supply Cladding

CLADDING-MECHANICAL-VENTILATED-SYSTEMS

Direct & Indirect Stone Fixing Systems

L Type Bracket

C Type Bracket

Z Type Bracket

Omega Bracket

Dowel Pins, Serrated Washers, Extension arms, Spacers, Wedge Washers, U pins, Undercut Bolts

Through Bolts, Shield Anchor Bolts, Sleeve Anchor, Studs for Chemical Anchor

Aluminum Systems

VG Universal Systems

VG T, Q & L Profiles Systems

VG Undercut Railing Systems

VG Y-Profile Systems

Secondary Steel Framing Systems

VG Stainless-Steel Brackets

VG Channel Sub Systems

VG U-Channel Systems

VG C-Channel Fittings

Our expertise lies in the fabrication of precision-engineered mechanical fixation systems tailored for cladding applications, meticulously crafted from a spectrum of materials including stainless steel, aluminum, and mild steel. Our comprehensive range of systems extends to encompass all facets of cladding, offering avant-garde solutions for an array of materials including natural stone, foam stone, terracotta, porcelain, wood, engineered stones, fiber cement, and aluminum composite panels

Varieties of Fastenings Principles for Cladding Attachment

The mechanisms employed for securing building cladding consist of various components (such as angles, expansion bolts, screws, nuts, washers, etc.), each meticulously chosen to meet the mechanical demands specific to the project at hand.

Once affixed, any cladding is subject to two primary types of force:

• Permanent force (referred to as the dead load), stemming from the weight of the cladding itself.

• Variable force (applied loads), induced by factors like wind, thermal expansions, seismic activity, and more.

Two essential categories of fastening systems emerge:

• Load-bearing fastenings: designed to withstand the permanent load and the vertical aspects of the variable loads.

• Restraining fastenings: intended to counteract the horizontal aspects of the loads. These fastenings ensure that slabs remain in their designated positions as per the project design. Equipped with adjustable systems, they easily accommodate slight deviations from perfect verticality in external surfaces.

Standards

• ASTM C1354 / C1354M - 09

• DIN 18 516

• DIN 18 800

• DIN 18 801

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