A ventilated façade is characterized by a continuous vented gap that is created between the thermal insulation of the load-bearing structure and the visible elements. The airflow in the vented gap creates a chimney effect, which contributes to a better climate inside the building, significantly reduces the condensation of water vapor in the structure of the outer wall, and thus the potential risk of mold growth. Main advantages: Longer lifespan of the façade compared to contact insulation systems Maintenance-free system, option for local repairs Easy leveling of uneven substrate construction Healthier indoor climate in both winter and summer Better acoustic conditions in the interior The façade system is completely non-flammable The installation process is performed dry. No wet processes |
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Colors and materials The basic material consists of painted galvanized or aluminum sheets. Galvanized sheets S280-320GD ZM140 (alternatively Z275 or AZ150) are coated with a polyester (SP), PVDF, or polyurethane (PU) paint with a thickness of 25 - 60 microns (depending on the chosen type of surface treatment) in glossy, matte, and textured variants. Specific surface finishes and decors, such as wood or stone imitation, various degrees of copper patina, or TiZn, can also be supplied upon request. Additionally, metallic colors, crystallinely changing colors, or weather-resistant steel commonly known as Corten can be delivered. Production from non-ferrous sheets (TiZn, Cu) is also possible, supplied in natural, painted, or pre-weathered finishes. These treatments give the façade panels a very specific and unmistakable appearance. The basic color chart can be found here (https://dekmetal.cz/aktuality/vzornik) |