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Articles: Exploring the beauty and benefits of Ventilated Facade Architecture
Stay informed and inspired. Dive into a world of architectural expertise, design trends, and creative inspiration. Explore captivating articles on building materials, innovation, and cutting-edge projects to fuel your next architectural masterpiece.
- Technical
7/31/2022
This system will make your façade as durable as possible
EQUITONE panels are mounted on the façade using a rear-ventilated curtain system. It’s the assurance of better insulation, but also of a greater resistance to weathering and deterioration.
6/17/2021
Fixing systems also define your design
The attachment mechanism is much more than just a functional detail. It offers additional design possibilities, whether you want it visible or not.
12/4/2020
EQUITONE solutions for optimal fire protection
EQUITONE façade panels are classified as “non-combustible” under building law (A2-s1, d0 according to DIN EN 13501-1).
6/29/2020
What regulation for which building?
Fire protection certificates and fire protection plans are an increasingly important part of every building application.
6/29/2020
What does “non-combustible” mean exactly?
In the following, we will go into more detail about the significance behind the EN 13501-1 fire classification in order to give you a clear picture of this standard in relation to our façade panels .
6/4/2020
EQUITONE: Elevating Fire Safety in Design
Discover EQUITONE's role in enhancing fire safety in architecture, with Euroclass A-rated façade panels.
5/6/2020
What type of substructure do I need to install EQUITONE panels?
The choice of the material of the substructure shouldn’t be made at random. The good performance of the façade depends on it.
4/28/2020
Easily integrate EQUITONE panels to your modeling
No need to create our products in 3D to convince your customers they’re the right choice anymore. BIM Object allows you to digitally model your projects in a jiffy.
2/13/2020
The new Fire Safety Act
The new Fire Safety Act contains three important criteria regarding the fire safety of façades
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