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Fire Classification explained for facade material specification
Fire classification for cladding materials is changing. While the facades industry expects and welcomes more stringent laws on materials, we look at what the current classifications means when specifying materials on buildings above 11m and 18m and the difference in legislation across the UK.
What to think about when renovating the facade of educational buildings?
School buildings impose specific demands on architects and planners. Besides safety and resistance, they also need to create a positive environment for young people to learn and develop. And all that with a minimal ecological footprint. Equitone helps you meet these requirements.
What type of substructure do I need to install EQUITONE panels?
The choice of the material of the substructure should not be made lightly. The good performance of the façade depends on it.
Texture in Architecture
The Texture in Architecture course is aimed at architects and designers of all levels. It explores the foundations of texture in natural systems, and architectural history. It discusses textural approaches to the facades of buildings and EQUITONE's own cladding materials.
This system will make your façade as durable as possible
EQUITONE panels are mounted on the façade using a rear-ventilated curtain system.
This system will make your façade as durable as possible
EQUITONE panels are mounted on the façade using a rear-ventilated curtain system.
Attachment systems are also a matter of design
The attachment mechanism is much more than just a functional detail. It offers additional design possibilities, whether you want it visible or not.
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