Our series of CUPACLAD® 101 natural slate rainscreen cladding features totally invisible fixing systems, enhancing the aesthetics of any wall or surface you apply it to. Installation of a slate rainscreen cladding system with invisible fixings (CUPACLAD 101 Logic).HOW TO INSTALL A RAINSCREEN CLADDING SYSTEM?ĭon’t miss these 2 videos with the installation steps of our rainscreen cladding systems in natural slate Our CUPACLAD® rainscreen cladding systems offer a design adapted to every need, and are compatible with any type of insulating material. This system creates a gap between the insulation and covering material called an air cavity. Light weight systems can reduce the weight of the stone cladding. The rainscreen cladding system consists of a load bearing wall, a layer of insulation and a covering material fixed to the building with the help of a supporting structure. Rainscreen cladding has been used for centuries to protect buildings from the elements. It provides numerous advantages in terms of thermal and acoustic insulation, avoiding thermal bridges and condensation problems. Using a tried and trusted system of rails, air-gap, insulation and suspended panelling. Undercut anchors are always used in soffit situations.Īs the fixings are all on the back of the panel, this method is completely secret-fix, no fixings are visible.Rainscreen cladding is a system that has become one of the most efficient solution for construction envelope purposes. Rainscreen provides a weather-resistant decorative finish to a building. With an undercut anchor system, typically used for larger format panels, holes are pre-drilled into the back of the stone, a sleeve and bolt inserted and fixed onto a hanging clasp and horizontal system. This method is good for natural stone panels with a thickness range from 30-50mm and can be used in both stack and stretcher bond layouts, typically in a portrait layout. Dekton is an engineered stone panel rainscreen faade system equipped with built-in water management with multiple layers of protection from moisture. When it comes to fixing the stone cladding panel to the support structure, there are two main fixing methods: So if you’re a contractor used to installing aluminium and steel cladding or you specialize in terracotta don’t be afraid of stone! Check out this video showing the simplicity of our EGO-02S system EGO 02s INSTALLATION BETA - YouTube Depending on the type of cladding and size of the project, a rainscreen cladding costs 50 to 80 per square foot. StoVentec® ventilated rainscreen cladding systems come in several finishes to provide designers with a range of aesthetic options to create unique building facades with high-performance engineered characteristics.
There are a few nuances when working with natural stone for the first time, but nothing that a day’s training and our on-site support won’t cover. StoTherm® ci MVES (masonry veneer engineered systems) with masonry veneer in ceramic tile, natural stone.
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