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Kalzip FC rainscreen system 06 Precision right down to the very last detail All Kalzip FC façade system components are developed to accommodate a wide range of requirements and are harmoniously coordinated. Detail example: joint 1 Kalzip FC rainscreen panel 2 Mono-click bracket 3 Angle profile 4 Wall bracket 5 Thermal break 6 Thermal insulation 7 Brickwork/concrete 8 Vertical joint flashing Detail example: external corners non right-angled 1 Kalzip FC rainscreen panel 2 Mono-click bracket 3 Angle profile 4 Wall bracket 5 Thermal break 6 Thermal insulation 7 Brickwork/concrete 8 Flashing 9 External corner flashing Corner panels Both internal and external corner panels are produced in the factory to suit project requirements. This gives maximum flexibility when detailing and fixing panels. Corner panels with angles other than 90° can also be produced. For wind loading and stability reasons, panels fitted in corners require additional supports. Please contact our Technical Services Department for further information. Accessories A full range of Kalzip FC rainscreen accessories is available. Mono click bracket Modular click rail ME Modular click rail SE Modular click rail SEL FC rainscreen flashing support FC rainscreen fixed point clamp FC rainscreen guidance snapper
Project case studies Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, USA Architect: Trahan Architects Façade area: 34,000 square metres Profile: Kalzip FC rainscreen 30/305R Surface finish: AluPlusPatina finish in natural aluminium coated with RAL 7016 The pictures were shown all around the world and the building became the epitome of rescue from the forces of nature, when Hurricane Katrina swept across the south east of the USA as a devastating natural catastrophe in 2005. The city of New Orleans was particularly badly hit and 30,000 citizens took refuge inside the Superdome, the city’s largest building, in order to survive the raging storm outside. The Superdome, which still today is the largest permanently installed dome construction in the world, only suffered minor damage to its outer skin. The refurbishment included an area of 34,000 square metres of the innovative Kalzip FC rainscreen system. Further details are available on our website www.kalzip.com Spirit of Spice Warehouse, Willich, Germany Architect: Dewey + Blohm-Schroder Achitekten Façade area: 330 square metres Profile: Kalzip FC rainscreen 30/300 Surface finish: polyester coated The owners of the spice factory in Willich, Germany turned their hobby into an occupation and established a company for the manufacture and sales of spices in 2005. By 2010 its huge success had made it necessary for them to construct a new building, which houses rooms for production, administration and also an apartment. The open side of the elongated structure (in a recumbent U- shape) faces to the north and west overlooking a nature conservation area whilst the south side, which is clad with Kalzip profiles, backs onto a 'mixed use' industrial estate. The roof and wall surfaces merge into one another through the building's shape and design. The standing seams and the AluPlusPatina finish give the building a characteristic surface that conveys quality and durability. The building, which was conceived as a 'passive' house, is equipped with a geothermal system, solar hot water production, controlled forced ventilation and a 600 square metre photovoltaic plant making it as independent of external energy supplies as possible. The Kalzip profiled sheets enable the non-penetrative installation of the solar modules. For the external façade, the architects chose the Kalzip FC rainscreen system. Characteristic of this system are the large panels, which provide the façade with a calm and highly aesthetic surface. Kalzip FC rainscreen system 07
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