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CZECHY LITWA SŁOWACJA ŁOTWA UKRAINA
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WALL PANELS
July 2009
The content of his folder does not constitute a commercial offer in the understanding of the Civil Code regulations. Information included in this study
demonstrates only sample solutions that require consultation and specification by the designer of a particular building according to individual clients’
needs. Balex Metal does not bear any responsibility in case of any technical irregularities or errors resulting from inappropriate application of information
included in this study.
2. PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
The production of PS was established in 1998. The production process takes place on a special roll bender through
constant and fully automated steel, aluminium or titanium-zinc tape bending. Flexibility of the machine – changeable
position of the bending rolls allows for a 185 mm to a 350 mm range of widths of the PS modules.
*In case of custom width it is advisable to keep it smaller or equal to the recommended.
The maximum length of the wall panel may be 8 m. However, to ensure proper aesthetic qualities such as rectilinearity
of PS, Balex Metal recommends the maximum length of 4 m.
Additionally, untypical architectural solutions are also possible by reducing the gap between the panels as shown in
the figure below.
multiple 205 mm
+10
50 0 60
-10
Screwing direction C)
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
PZG 11 Supporting profile
Self-drilling screw ø5.5
Anchor Wall panel
+10
100 100 120
-10
+10
150 150 170
-10
anchor
thermal insulation
load bearing
profile “L”
wall profile
• steel with increased parameters, galvanized on both sides and permanently secured with anti-corrosion
coating
• metal sheet thickness: 0.40 – 0.63mm
• coated with organic and metallic coatings
6.2. Coatings
POLYESTER
• for outdoor applications - coating thickness 25 µm: resistant to changing temperature and severe weather
conditions, good corrosion resistance,
• for indoor applications coating thickness 15 µm: indoor layers of walls and roofs
• colour scheme according to the Balex Metal colour palette
• for outdoor applications - coating thickness 35 µm: resistant to changing temperature and severe weather
conditions, good corrosion resistance
• perfectly suitable for roofs of commercial and industrial facilities
• colour scheme according to the Balex Metal colour palette
PVDF
GALVANIZED STEEL
• coating thickness 20 µm
• metallic coating with basis weight of 275 g/m2 on one side, (self-galvanization process, i.e. any scratches and
edges are spontaneously covered with zinc)
• double-sided coating, hot-applied on the metal sheet
• high resistance to corrosion and mechanical damage
ALUZINC + Easyfilm®
• metallic coating : 150 and 185 g/m2 basis weight for each side of the sheet
• thickness of the coating - 20 µm (for 150 g/m2), 25 µm (for 185 g/m2)
• double-sided thermally applied coating in a continuous process, additionally protected with a thin organic
coating SPT (Special Protection Treatment), Easyfilm® (environmentally friendly, chromium-free, compliant with
EU directives)
• resistance to higher temperatures, high corrosive resistance, excellent heat and light reflection, good abrasive
resistance.
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Corrosion classes and examples of typical environments according to the EN ISO 12944-2 standard.
C1 corrosion class.
- indoors – heated buildings with clean atmosphere e.g. offices, shops, schools and hotels.
C2 corrosion class.
- outdoors – slightly polluted atmosphere, mainly countryside
- indoors – not heated buildings with a possibility of condensation, e.g. warehouses, sports halls.
C3 corrosion class.
- outdoors – urban and industrial atmospheres, medium pollution with sulphur oxide (IV), coastal area with low
salinity
- indoors – production rooms with high humidity and certain level of air pollution e.g. food industrial facilities,
laundries, breweries, dairies, drying rooms.
Organic coatings:
Polyester 25 µm : 9010, 9002, 9005, 9006, 9007, 3011, 3016, 5012, 8004, 8017,
8012, 7024, 7035, 6005, 6011, 6020, 5010, 1015, 1017, 1003
Polyester MATT Pearl 35 µm : 8637M, 8620M, 3301M, 7591M, 6490M,
Metallic claddings
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While installing the panels make sure to tighten them as shown in the picture below so as to achieve crowned
meniscus on the face of the panel.
To achieve a plane while using a different sub structure consider adjustment at the building site.
Discarding the possibility of adjustment may result in patchy light reflections on the face of the panels.
Taking into consideration the issue of thermal expansion of steel the Designer should analyse the location of the
elevation in relation to the directions of the world, the length of panels, the thickness of sheets and decide whether
the PS support mounting holes should not be enlarged. It deserves special attention, when the load capacity of the
joint comes from cutting of the screw and not from tightness of the edges of the hole in case of thicker sheets 0.6, 0.7
mm or long wall panels.
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Markings
daN = 0,01kN
0,47 - the marking of a pull–out capacity for a screw designated for a support made of S280GD+Z275 steel
[0,55] - the marking of a pull-out capacity for a screw designated for a support made of S350GD+Z275 steel
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14
Zone I - 20m/s Zone II - 24m/s Zone IIa - 27m/s Zone IIb - 30m/s
ql Rw.sup Sc Lmax ql Rw.sup Sc Lmax ql Rw.sup Sc Lmax ql Rw.sup Sc Lmax
Profile Object height Area
[kN/m] [kN] pcs [m] [kN/m] [kN] pcs [m] [kN/m] [kN] pcs [m] [kN/m] [kN] pcs [m]
panele_scienne_maj_2009_new.indd 14
A 0,30 2,25 4 0,44 3,3 4 0,55 4,12 6 0,68 5,1 6
A 0,30 1,31 2 3,50 0,44 1,65 4 3,00 0,55 1,89 4 2,75 0,68 2,12 4 2,50
h>5m B 0,24 1,15 2 3,85 0,35 1,46 4 3,35 0,44 1,65 4 3,00 0,54 1,82 4 2,70
C 0,21 1,12 2 4,25 0,30 1,31 2 3,50 0,39 1,56 4 3,20 0,48 1,71 4 2,85
S280GD+Z275
PZG12
L110x60x15x1.5
A 0,19 1,06 2 4,50 0,28 1,31 2 3,75 0,35 1,46 4 3,35 0,44 1,65 4 3,00
h<5m B 0,15 0,89 2 4,75 0,22 1,16 2 4,25 0,28 1,31 2 3,75 0,35 1,46 4 3,35
C 0,14 0,87 2 5,00 0,19 1,06 2 4,50 0,25 1,18 2 3,80 0,30 1,31 2 3,50
A 0,30 0,63 2 1,70 0,44 0,79 2 1,45 0,55 0,89 2 1,30 0,68 1,02 2 1,20
h>5m B 0,24 0,55 2 1,85 0,35 0,70 2 1,60 0,44 0,79 2 1,45 0,54 0,91 2 1,35
C 0,21 0,51 2 1,95 0,30 0,63 2 1,70 0,39 0,73 2 1,50 0,48 0,84 2 1,40
S280GD+Z275
PZG10
L50x65x32x1.5
A 0,19 0,47 2 2,00 0,28 0,61 2 1,75 0,35 0,70 2 1,60 0,44 0,79 2 1,45
h<5m B 0,15 0,42 2 2,25 0,22 0,52 2 1,90 0,28 0,61 2 1,75 0,35 0,70 2 1,60
C 0,14 0,40 2 2,30 0,19 0,47 2 2,00 0,25 0,57 2 1,85 0,30 0,63 2 1,70
Marking
Sc Number of fasteners fastening the load-bearing profile to the support with the load bearing profile spacing of 0.6m
ql Design load for 1 load bearing profile with the spacing of 0.60m
Rw.sup Corresponding reaction on the intermediate support(the most disadvantageous 2-span variant)
Lmax Maximum spread of the load-bearing profile span
2009-07-24 10:10:09
13. CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTS
Reference documents
The reference document for steel, coated wall panels is PN-EN 14782:2008 standard “Self-supporting metal sheets for
roof coverings, external and internal claddings. Selection and requirements.”
15
17
Wall panel
NOTES:
A) Support spacing according to spacing table, column PZG 10 S280GD
L110x15x1.5. In the area of the building corners the first span should be half of
the length given in the table
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
18
OBR 400
Inside corner
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
19
OBR 401
Outside corner
Anchor
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
20
OBR 403
PZG 10 Load bearing profile Wide joining slat
C50x65x32x2.0 Self-drilling screw ø5.5
PZG 10 Supporting profile Wall panel
C 50x65x32x2.0 L=200mm
Anchor
OBR 404
PZG 10 Load bearing profile Narrow joining slat
C50x65x32x2.0 Self-drilling screw ø5.5
Wall panel
PZG 10 Supporting profile
C 50x65x32x2.0 L=200mm Anchor
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 1 0 mm adjustment
21
Wall panel
Anchor
OBR 406/S11
Drip flashing
Insulation of the
foundation walls
22
Detailing
Anchor
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 1 0 mm adjustment
D) View 1-1 as in figure . PS1-1-07
23
OBR 416
Attic finishing made of wall
panel
Masonry/Wall
Batten
Batten anchor
Wood screw
24
Wall panel
Supporting profile
Windowsill reinforcement
NOTES:
A) Section as in figure PS1-1-09 and PS1-1-10
25
OBR414
P Z G 17 Window reveal mounting
OBR 407/50
Window reveal reinforcement
Window reveal L50x65x32x1.5
Self-drilling screw Ø5.5
Screwing side C)
PZG 10 Load bearing profile
C50x65x32x2.0
Pop rivet PZG 10 Supporting profile
C 50x65x32x2.0 L=200 mm
OBR 409
60±10 B)
Window corner
OBR 407/50
Window reveal
P Z G 17
Window reveal reinforcement PZG 10 Supporting profile
L50x65x32x1.5
C 50x65x32x2.0 L=200 mm
OBR 409
Window corner
OBR414
Window reveal mounting
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the load bearing beam).
26
Wall panel
OBR 407/50
Window reveal
Pop rivet
OBR 414
Window reveal mounting PZG 17
Window reveal reinforcement
L50x65x32x1.5
OBR 409
Window corner
OBR 410/50
Windowsill made
of wall panel
PZG 19/50
Windowsill reinforcement
C85x45x17x1.5
Sheet metal
screw
Wall panel
Anchor
27
Anchor
Self-drilling screw Ø5.5
NOTES:
A) Support spacing according to spacing table, column PZG 10
In the area of the building corners the first span should be half
of the length given in the table
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
28
Anchor
Self-drilling screw
Wall panel
Supporting profile
29
Anchor
Extra bend wall panel
The width of the panel may be
altered to adjust the panel visually
to the point of bending
60±10 B)
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
30
60±10 B)
Wall panel
PZG 10 Support profile
C 50x65x32x2.0 L=200mm
98x2.0 L=100 mm A) 98x2.0 L=100 mm A)
98
C) C)
NOTES:
A) Cut from a flat bar on the construction site
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Horizontal spacing of the reinforcements and the number of screws depending
on the dead weight of the panels and the construction
31
Wall panel
Anchor
Insulation of the
foundation walls
32
Wood screw
Batten anchor
Batten every ~ 400 - 600 mm
Self-drilling screw 5.5 PZG 14/5.7 Attic corner
Attic eaves sheet
angle- roof ridge
Wall panel
60–10
NOTES:
A) Spacing of the hangers depending on the dead weight of the wall
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the load
bearing beam).
D) View 1-1 acc. to fig. PS1-2-07
33
angle – eaves
Masonry/Wall
~400-600
Self-drilling screw Ø5.5
Batten
Batten anchor
Wood screw
NOTES:
A) Spacing of the hangers depending on the dead weight of the wall
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the load
bearing beam).
34
SOLUTION 1 SOLUTION 2
Support profile
Windowsill reinforcement
NOTES:
A) Sections acc. to fig. PS1-2-09 and PS1-2-10
35
60±10 B)
OBR 409
Window corner
OBR 412/50
PZG 10 OBR 407/50 Attic finishing made of wall panel
C50x65x32x2.0 Window reveal
OBR 414 PZG 10 Support profile
Sheet metal C 50x65x32x2.0 L=200 mm
Window reveal mounting
screw
OBR 409
Window corner
OBR 412/50
OBR 407/50 P Z G 17
Attic finishing made of wall
Window reveal Window reveal reinforcement panel
L50x65x32x1.5
OBR 414
Window reveal mounting PZG 10 Support profile
C 50x65x32x2.0 L=200 mm
OBR 409
Window corner
36
Wall panel
Support profile
C 50x65x32x2.0 L=200mm
PZG 17
Load bearing profile
Window reveal reinforcement
C50x65x32x2.0
L50x65x32x1.5
PZG 17
Window reveal reinforcement
L50x65x32x1.5
OBR 411/50
Window reveal OBR 409
Pop rivet
OBR 415 OBR 414 OBR 411/50
Window reveal mounting Window reveal mounting Window reveal
OBR 409
Window corner
37
Screwing direction C)
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
L110x60x15x1.5
PZG 11 Support profile
Self-drilling screw Ø5.5 C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
Anchor Wall panel
120±10
100
Variant for a 2 screw Variant for a 4 screw
supports supports
120±10 D) 120±10 D)
100 100
Wall panel
Anchor
NOTES:
A) Support spacing according to spacing table, column C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the
PZG10 S280GD L110x60x15x1.5. profile (of the load bearing beam).
In the area of the building corners the first span should be D) When choosing the number of screws load of the dead
half of the length given in the table weight of the panels and the construction should be taken
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment into consideration
38
Wall panel
OBR 400
Inside corner
Self-drilling screw Ø5.5
PZG 12
L110x60x15x1.5
220
120±10 B)
100
Screwing direction C)
Anchor
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the load
bearing beam).
39
Wall panel
OBR 401
Outside corner
120±10 B)
Screwing direction C)
100
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
L110x60x15x1.5
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the load
bearing beam).
40
OBR 403
PZG 12 Load bearing profile Wide joining slat
L110x60x15x1.5 Self-drilling screw
Anchor
Wall panel
Screwing direction C) PZG 11Support profile
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
120±10 B)
100
OBR 404
Wide joining slat
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
L110x60x15x1.5 Self-drilling screw Ø5.5
Anchor
Wall panel
PZG 11 Support profile
Screwing direction C)
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
120±10 B)
100
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the load
bearing beam)
41
120±10 B)
100
Wall panel
Insulation
Anchor
OBR 406/S11
Drip flashing
Insulation
of the foundation walls
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
42
OBR 416
Batten every ~ 400 - 600 mm Attic finishing made of wall
panel
PZ G Attic corner Wood screw
angle – eaves
Batten anchor
Attic eaves sheet
Self-drilling screw 5.5
Roof insulation
Screwing direction C)
Wall panel
Thermal insulation
100
120–10 B)
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the
load bearing beam).
D) View 1 - 1 acc. to fig. PS2-1-07
43
Batten
Batten anchor
Wood screw
44
Support profile
Windowsill reinforcement
NOTES:
A) Sections acc. to fig. PS2-1-09 and PS 2-1-10
45
Pop rivet
120±10 B)
OBR 409
OBR 414
OBR 407/100
Window reveal
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
L110x60x15x1.5
OBR 414
Window reveal mounting
OBR 409
Window corner
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile
(of the load bearing beam).
46
Anchor
Pop rivet
OBR 410/100
Windowsill made
of wall panel
Wall panel
47
120±10
100
Screwing direction C)
Wall panel
Anchor
PZG 11 Support profile
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
25
120±10
100
25
PZG 12 Load bearing profile Anchor PZG 12 Load bearing profile Anchor
L110x60x15x1.5 L110x60x15x1.5
PZG 11 Support profile PZG 11 Support profile
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
NOTES:
A) Support spacing according to the spacing table, column
PZG10S280GD L110x60x15x1.5.
In the area of the building corners the first span should be half of the
length given in the table
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile
(of the load bearing beam).
48
Wall panel
Anchor
Insulation
NOTES:
A) Supports should be mounted with a slight vertical shift
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
49
Wall panel
Anchor
PZG 11 Support profile
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
Extra bend wall panel
50
120±10 B)
Wall panel
PZG 11 Support profile
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
Screwing direction C)
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
L110x60x15x1.5
98x2.0 L=100 mm A) 98x2.0 L=100 mm A)
98
D) D)
NOTES:
A) Cut from a flat bar at the construction site
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile
(of the load bearing beam)
D) Horizontal spacing of the reinforcements and the number of screws depending
on the dead weight of the panels and the construction
51
120±10 B)
100
Wall panel
Anchor
Screwing direction C)
Insulation of the
foundation walls
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile
(of the load bearing beam)
52
Pop rivet
PZG 20 Hanger
30x170x45x2 L=98 mm
Detailing
Wall panel
Screwing direction C)
Thermal insulation
100
120±10 B)
PZG 20 Hanger
30x170x45x2 L=98 mm
Wall panel
NOTES:
A) Spacing of the hangers depending on the dead weight of the
wall
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of
the load bearing beam)
D) View 1-1 acc. to pic. PS2-2-07
53
Attic corner
angle – eaves
~400-600
Attic corner
angle- roof ridge
Batten
Batten anchor
Wood screw
54
SOLUTION 1 SOLUTION 2
Windowsill reinforcement
NOTES:
A) Section acc. to fig. PS2-2-09 and PS2-2-10
55
P Z G 17
PZG 12 Load bearing profile Sheet metal OBR 407/100
Window reveal Window reveal reinforcement
L110x60x15x1.5 screw L50x65x32x1.5
PZG 11 Support profile
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
Pop rivet
120±10 B)
OBR 414
Window reveal mounting
OBR 409
Window corner
56
P Z G 17
PZG 11 Self-drilling screw Window reveal reinforcement
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm L50x65x32x1.5
Anchor
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
L110x60x15x1.5
Self-drilling screw Ø5.5
PZG 17
Window reveal reinforcement
L50x65x32x1.5
OBR 411/100
Window reveal OBR 411/100
OBR 409
Pop rivet Window reveal
Window corner OBR 414
OBR 414
Window reveal mounting
Window reveal mounting
OBR 409
Window corner
OBR 410/100
Windowsill made of wall panel
Pop rivet
OBR 413/100
Parapet okienny
PZG 19/100
Windowsill reinforcement
C51x123x19x2.0
Anchor OBR415
Window drip flashing
Wall panel
57
170±10 B)
150
Variant for a 4 screw Variant for a 6 screw
supports supports
170±10 B) 170±10 B)
D) D)
150 150
25 25
Wall panel
Anchor
Support spacing A)
NOTES:
A) Support spacing according to the spacing table, column C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the
PZG 10S280GD L 110x60x15x1.5 profile (of the load bearing beam)
In the area of the building corners the first span should be D) When choosing the number of screws load of the dead
half of the length given in the table weight of the panels and the construction should be taken
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment into consideration
58
Screwing direction C)
170±10 B)
150
Anchor
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the
profile (of the load bearing beam)
59
OBR 401
170±10 B)
Outside corner
150
Z150x1.5 Load bearing
profile
Anchor
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile
(of the load bearing beam)
60
OBR 403
Wide joining slat
Z150x1.5 Load bearing profile
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
L110x60x15x1.5 Self-drilling screw Ø5.5
Anchor
Wall panel
PZG 11 Support profile
Screwing direction C)
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
170±10 B)
150
OBR 404
Narrow joining slat
Self-drilling screw Ø5.5
PZG 12 Load bearing profile
L110x60x15x1.5 Z150x1.5 Load bearing profile
Anchor
Wall panel
PZG 11 Support profile
Screwing direction C)
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
170±10 B)
150
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the
profile (of the load bearing beam)
61
170±10 B)
150
Wall panel
Insulation
Anchor
OBR 406/S11
Drip flashing
Insulation of the
foundation walls
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile
(of the load bearing beam)
62
Roof insulation
Screwing direction C)
Wall panel
Thermal insulation
150
170±10 B)
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the load
bearing beam
D) View 1-1 acc. to fig. PS 3-1-07
63
Attic corner
angle – eaves Attic finishing made
of wall panel
Self-drilling screw
Batten
Batten anchor
Wood screw
64
Support profile
Windowsill reinforcement
NOTES:
A) Sections acc. to fig. PS 3-1-09 and PS 3-1-10
65
Screwing direction C)
Pop rivet
Window corner
Window reveal
Support profile
Window corner
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the
profile (of the load bearing beam)
66
Anchor
Wall panel
OBR 407/150
Pop rivet
Window reveal
OBR 414 Z150x1.5 Load bearing profile
Window reveal mounting
OBR 409 Screwing direction C)
Window corner
Anchor
Pop rivet
OBR 410/150 Sheet metal
Windowsill made screw
of wall panel
PZG 19/150
Windowsill reinforcement
C40x75x185x2.0
Anchor
Wall panel
67
Screwing direction C)
Anchor
Wall panel
Self-drilling screw
Support profile
NOTES:
A) Support spacing according to spacing table, column B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
Z150x1.5 S280GD. C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the
In the area of the building corners the first span should be profile (of the load bearing beam)
half of the length given in the table
68
Wall panel
Support profile
Insulation
Self-drilling screw
UWAGI:
A) Supports should be mounted with a slight vertical shift B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
69
Anchor
Wall panel
Support profile
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
70
Eaves slat
Screwing direction C) Support profile
Wall panel
Load bearing profile
Load bearing profile
Eaves slat
Self-drilling screw
Load bearing profile Load bearing profile
Anchor
Support profile
Self-drilling screw
NOTES:
A) Cut from a flat bar at the construction site
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile
(of the load bearing beam)
D) Horizontal spacing of the reinforcements and the number of screws depending
on the dead weight of the panels and the construction
71
170±10 B)
150
Wall panel
Screwing direction C)
OBR 405
Bottom profile – drip flashing
Anchor
PZG 11 Support profile
C70x60x15x2.0 L=200 mm
Insulation of the
foundation walls
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile
(of the load bearing beam)
72
Pop rivet
Hanger
Detailing
Wall panel
Thermal insulation
Screwing direction C)
Support profile
Hanger
Wall panel
NOTES:
A) Spacing of the hangers depending on the dead weight of the wall
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of
the load bearing beam)
D) View 1-1 acc. to fig. PS3-2-07
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~400-600
PZG 14/5.7 Attic corner
angle- roof ridge
Batten
Batten anchor
Wood screw
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SOLUTION 1 SOLUTION 2
NOTES:
A) Sections acc. to fig. PS 3-2-09 and PS 3-2-10
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Window corner
Window corner
Window reveal
Window corner
Window corner
NOTES:
B) There is a possibility of ± 10 mm adjustment
C) Screws have to be inserted from the thinner side of the profile (of the load
bearing beam)
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Support profile
Window reveal reinforcement
Wall panel
Self-drilling screw
Window reveal
Pop rivet Window corner
Window reveal
Window corner
Pop rivet
Windowsill
Sheet metal screw
Windowsill reinforcement
Self-drilling screw
Above window
drip flashing
Anchor
Wall panel
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Rozwinięcie
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Marking Expansion [mm] Marking A [mm] Expansion [mm]
OBR 409 70 OBR 410/50 119 275
OBR 410/100 135 290
OBR 410/150 184 340
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Taśma Taśma
O i
Marking Gasket [mm] Marking Gasket [mm]
PZG 12 370/2 PZG 14/5.7 295
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A B C Gasket
Marking
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
PZG 19/50 45 85 17 295/2
PZG 19/100 51 122 19 370/2
PZG 19/150 75 185 42 295
5.10. PZG 20
Hanger
t = 2,00 mm; L = 98 mm
A B C Gasket
Marking
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
PZG 20/50 60 85 155 370/3
PZG 20/100 120 170 215 265
PZG 20/150 170 241 265 370
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