Regeneration Mon, Oct 26, 2020 7:22 AM
Stone cladding facade systems provide a natural finish to complement and harmonise with their surroundings, often in conservation areas among long standing traditionally built stone projects.
The growth of natural stone rainscreen has evolved with clients and architects still looking to achieve a natural stone facade but with the benefits of reduced weight, construction programmes and environmental impact of using less raw material.
Taylor Maxwell partner with established suppliers of both stone cladding and framing systems that are designed and engineered to meet all current British and European standards.
Consulting from the early project concept stages, we are able to offer design assistance, performance specifications and sample sourcing to facilitate a robust tender submission. All Strata stone systems supplied by Taylor Maxwell comply with the latest BS standards and pricing always includes both the stone, framing and fixing components.
The appropriate framing system is dictated by the stone finish that you are looking to achieve and the projects' local vernacular. The Strata stone cladding framing systems are designed and manufactured in the UK and include secret undercut fix, mechanical kerf fix and traditional hand set.
On these systems we are able to supply a range of finishes including natural stone, technical stone and porcelain. Depending on the method of construction, technical stone is an ideal solution where you are looking to achieve large format cladding panels which can span floor to floor.
Our stone suppliers are also able to fabricate complex geometric forms including traditional stone features such as columns arches and complex string course profiles.
If you're looking for something different, please send us your design intent and we will work with our supply chain partners to see if it is achievable.
The Strata stone panels in this cladding system are supported by specialist undercut anchors. Panels will typically feature four undercut anchors at equal distances from each of its corners to guarantee an even distribution of the load. Panel clips create the hook on connection to the horizontal rail which is mechanically fixed at two points for stability and security.
The secret fix undercut anchor is an ideal support system for a wide range of porcelain, ceramic, technical stone and natural stone panels with a thickness range from 20mm to 50mm. The system is suitable for both standard grid and random pattern facades.
The secret fix undercut system has been tested by Wintech Engineering to CWCT standards for:
Where the design of the project necessitates a restricted cavity zone, the horizontal rails of this Strata cladding system can be fixed directly to the substrate. Typically this system can be used in internal reception areas and as part of external insulated panels systems.
The facade panels are mechanically fixed with specialist undercut anchors. Panels will typically feature four of these at equal distances from each of its corners to guarantee an even distribution of the load. Panel brackets create the hook on connection to the horizontal rail which is mechanically fixed in 2 places for stability and security.
The secret fix undercut anchor is an ideal support system for a wide range of porcelain, ceramic, technical stone and natural stone panels. The system is suitable for both standard grid and random pattern facades.
The secret fix undercut system has been tested by Wintech Engineering to CWCT standards for:
The Strata stone cladding panels in this system are supported by an adjustable panel clip. Panels will typically feature four of these at equal distances from each of its corners to guarantee an even distribution of the load. Panel clips create the hook on connection to the horizontal rail which is mechanically fixed for stability and security.
The kerf fix anchoring system is ideal for a wide range of agglomerate stone, terrazzo and natural stone panels with a thickness range from 30mm to 50mm. The system is suitable for both standard grid and random pattern facades. CWCT testing June 2019.
Where the design of the project necessitates a restricted cavity zone, the horizontal rails of this Strata cladding system can be fixed directly to the substrate. Typically this system can be used in internal reception areas and as part of external insulated panels systems.
The kerf cut anchoring system is an ideal support system for a wide range of agglomerate stone, terrazzo and natural stone panels with a thickness range from 30mm to 50mm manufactured to BS1469. The system is suitable for both standard grid and random pattern facades. CWCT testing June 2019.
The Strata traditional hand-set fix system is an ideal support system for a wide range of natural stone panels with a thickness range from 30mm to 100mm. The system is suitable for both standard grid and random pattern facades.
Panels can be independently supported using specialist fixings. This fixing method offers a combined dead load and restraint solution and enables a panel to be removed without having to deconstruct adjoining panels.
Due to the bespoke nature of traditional hand fix systems, testing to BS8298/CWCT is typically provided on a project by project basis by a UKAS accredited test house.
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