Cladding or timber or metal sub-structure, vertical panels- Useable width: 200, 250 or 300 mm centre-to-centre
- Useable length: from 0.5 m to 6 m
- Thickness: 1 mm
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- Cladding 90° (vertical).
- Both renovation and new buildings.
- Maximum height of building 30 m. - over 30 m., contact us.
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VM ZINC®, the choices Characteristics of this technique
- The VM ZINC® is fixed directly on wood or metal transverse purlins spaced a maximum of 600 mm apart.
- A continuous 20 mm (minimum) ventilated air gap is left clear behind the boarding on the entire facade.
- Continuous ventilation openings are made at the top and bottom.
- An efficient rain screen is recommended. The insulation panels must be sufficiently rigid and well anchored to their structure to prevent them from moving and blocking the ventilation space (refer to the insulation manufacturer's specifications).
| | Dimensions of the panels
- Useable width: 200, 250 or 300 mm centre-to-centre.
- Useable length: from 0.5 m to 6 m.
Structure
- The purlins are in wood with a minimum 60 mm wide supporting surface or in metal with a 40 mm wide supporting surface.
- Spaced a maximum 900 mm apart and installed perpendicular to the slope.
- Any wood treatment products (fungicides, insecticides) must be dry and completely neutral to VM ZINC®.
- The fastenings for the wood or metal purlins are countersunk in order to avoid any contact with the VM ZINC®.
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Fixing Vertical panels Associated components for timber framework |  | |

| Interlocking panels Guidelines for specification and installation
Edition 07/2007 (24 pages) PDF File (1 Mo)
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Click here to download freely technical drawings in DWG format (Autocad 2000 versions) Click here to create the technical specifications of your project.
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