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Pigmenta
Eternit-Tergo
Eternit-Pikto
Eternit-Naxo
Eternit-Linar
Edition 2007
P L A N N I N G & I N S TA L L AT I O N
R O O F I N G
10 11 12
Front cover:
Property: Youth centre, Berlin-Steglitz
Design: Eckert Negwer Suselbeek Architekten, Berlin
Product: Eternit Natura 8 und 12 mm riveted onto an
aluminium subconstruction
Introduction
building renovation with favourable physical properties and excellent design qualities.
A selection of projects is presented using
detailed faade sections and numerous
construction details.
In addition, qualified cladding experts provide individual advice on your specific property by telephone or on site. Particularly
in matters concerning detailed planning,
cost estimates and optimising economic
efficiency, we will assist you in every
phase of the construction process. Use our
know-how for forward-looking cladding
systems.
Eternit AG
Sales Export
Case Study
Isocolor Durchgefrbt
Product Range
Natura
10
12
Weatherboarding
16
18
20
22
24
26
27
28
29
31
37
46
50
Weatherboarding
56
Structural bonding
59
Structura
61
Natura
62
Natura ivory-color
63
Accessories
64
66
68
Service
69
Colour range
71
Fax info
73
Naxo
Structura
Weatherboarding
Photo left:
RS + Yellow Mbel, Mnster
Design: Bolles + Wilson, Mnster
Pelicolor Orange P 701
Faade + view of ceiling from below
Photo: Christian Richters, Mnster
Note:
This pictogram
in the text indicates
further information.
Imprint:
Eternit AG Sales export
Editors: Jan R. Krause, Silvia Lutz, Uwe Hammann
Registered office:
Eternit AG Im Breitspiel 20 D-69126 Heidelberg Germany
Company register: Heidelberg HRB 7456
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Product Range
Product
Information
Laying
Appendix
Renovation
Planning Information
Design Themes
Examples in Use
Faades panels
Planning
Information
Tergo
Content
1. Structura,
p. 8
colour coating
2. Natura,
p. 10
matt colour varnish
1. Eternit-Tergo,
p. 12 / p. 51
System for concealed fixing with
Eternit undercut anchors
2. Eternit-Naxo,
p. 14 / p. 55
Fastenings and sealing strips made of
polished stainless steel
3. Adhesive technology,
p. 15 / p. 59
SikaTack structural bonding system
4. Eternit faade screw (standard)
p. 31
for fixing on timber subconstruction
5. Eternit faade rivet (standard)
p. 37
for fixing on aluminium subconstruction
6. Weatherboarding,
p. 16 / p. 56 ff.
Structure and depth with strips made of
large-format fibre cement panels
7. Renovation,
p. 18
Economic efficiency and reliable performance
Faade Panels
Eternit Structura
The special coating of colour on the Structura faade panel makes it possible to
achieve a fascinating faade design with bright colour coatings.
Fillite granules in the surface produce extremely low dirt adhesion. They break
the surface tension of the rainwater, allowing it to drip off instead of running
down in streaks, as happens with smooth surface.
Overview of Colours: p. 70
Case Study
Eternit Structura
Faade Panels
The coloured varnish of the Natura panels allows the texture of the fibre cement
to show through. Irregularities, differences in shade and traces of the manufacturing process are to be expected.
Planning Information: p. 20
Delivery Programme: p. 64, 66
Colour Range: p. 72
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Case Study
Eternit Natura
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Faade systems
Tergo
E t e r n i t - Te r g o D e s i g n S y s t e m s
Eternit-Tergo is a faade system for secret fixing to subconstructions made of aluminium. In addition to high-quality, tailor-made and cladding panels with undercut fixing holes on
the back, the system also includes special Eternit undercut
anchors, along with matching screws and washers.
Building regulations for Eternit-Tergo allow free scope for
designs using cladding panels up to the full sizes of 3,100 x
1,500 mm for Structura and 3,100 x 1,250 mm for Natura.
The 12 mm thick panels are attached to an aluminium subconstruction by concealed fixings in the form of panels hangers or panel rails.
Planning Information: p. 51
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Case Study
E t e r n i t - Te r g o
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Tergo
Faade systems
Eternit-Naxo
Naxo
Planning Information: p. 55
Selection of Eternit-Naxo
elements:
Conical, wide: D 34/13 mm,
H max. 24 mm
Conical, slender: D 20/13 mm,
H max. 20 mm
Cylindrical:
D 16 mm,
H max. 25 mm
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Case Study
Eternit-Naxo
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Naxo
Aspects of Design
Weatherboarding
Weatherboarding
Planning Information: p. 56 ff
Visible
fixing
Concealed
fixing
16
Concealed
fixing with
shadow gap
Case Study
Weatherboarding
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Weatherboarding
Aspects of Design
Renovation
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Case Study
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Renovation
Planning Information
Product Description
Fibre Cement
Fibre cement is a modern reinforced material
made of natural and environmentally friendly
raw materials. The sum of this materials positive characteristics fulfils todays high expectations for construction and design. This technology can now look back on more than twentyfive years of development, observation and
experience in laboratory and accelerated
tests, as well as actual long-term on-site.
Since 1980 many million square metres of
fibre cement products have been installed on
roofs and faades, withstanding extreme climatic conditions.
Large size fibre cement panels for backventilated rainscreen faades have proved to be
highly successful in everyday use. They consist of a non-combustible, dense material,
fibre-reinforced hydrated cement, which is
dimensionally stable and weatherproof in its
Cement
Process
Fibres
Water
Mixer
Mixer
Stirring Vat
Planning
Information
Water
Panel-forming maschine
Cutting table
Press
Cladding panels
Material Properties
Structura and Natura
Color-coated faade panels made of pressed,
hardened fibre cement have an ideal static
profile and are
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impact-resistant
shockproof and UV-stable.
Planning Information
Applications
Structura
Germany: General Building Supervisory Board
registration number Z-31.1-34: The Structura
fibre cement panel may be used for external
claddings in accordance with e. g. DIN 185161, External enclosures of buildings, ventilated;
Requirements and testing, as a non-combustible construction material (A2-s1,d0) in
accordance with EN 13501-1. The thick-ness
is either 8 mm or 12 mm.
Natura
Germany: General Building Supervisory Board
registration number Z-31.1-34: The Natura
fibre cement panel may be used for external
claddings in accordance with e. g. DIN 185161, External enclosures of buildings, ventilated;
Requirements and testing, as a non-combustible construction material (A2-s1,d0 EN
13501-1) in accordance with e. g. DIN 41021. The thickness is either 8 mm or 12 mm.
Eternit-Tergo
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Germany: The General Building Supervisory
Board registration number Z 21.9-1534 has
been granted for secret fixing with Eternit
undercut anchors in the Eternit-Tergo system.
Applications
Large size fibre cement panels are chiefly
used for:
External cladding of buildings, ventilated;
in accordance with
e. g. DIN 18516-1
infilling with post-and-rail construction
weatherboarding
exterior cladding of prefabricated composite elements (sandwich elements)
cornice flashing
cladding of window reveals
cladding of window and door headers
lining of interior walls
verges and eaves fascia
soffit boards
balcony fascias
Planning
Information
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Planning Information
Te c h n i c a l D a t a / C a l c u l a t i o n s
Te c h n i c a l D a t a
Density
Bending Strength
Breaking point
Compression Strength
Breaking point
Modulus of Elasticity
50 N/mm2
approx. 15,000 N/mm2
at = 0.01 mm/mK
Natura 8 mm
Frost Resistance
Temperature Stability
Planning & Installation 2007 Eternit Faades with Fibre Cement
II 17 N/mm2
24 N/mm2
Diffusion Resistance
Structura 8 mm
Planning
Information
1.65 g/cm3
6%
Water Absorption
20 %
Thermal Conductivity
Chemical Resistance
Resistance to Ageing
Permanent
load
kN/m2
Permissible
bending stress
MN/m 2
Modulus of
elasticity
MN/m 2
Coefficient of
thermal expansion
10-6K-1
Z-31.1-34
Natura / Structura
0.18
6.0
15,000
10
Z-31.1-34
Natura / Structura
0.28
6.0
15,000
10
In accordance
with approvals
Type of fixing
Coloured Eternit
faade screw 5,5 x 35
amin 20 mm
for d = 8 mm
0.33
0.82
0.30
0.67
0.56
t min 1.8 mm
amin = smallest recommended edge distance of fibre cement panels at right angles to subframe, edge distance parallel to profile or batten 80 - 160 mm.
tmin = minimum flange thickness of aluminium subframe.
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Planning Information
Te c h n i c a l D a t a / C a l c u l a t i o n s
width mm
length mm
width mm
Structura
3,130 12
1,530 6
3,100 1
1,500 1
Natura
3,130 12
1,280 6
3,100 1
1,250 1
2,830 12
1,280 6
2,800 1
1,250 1
2,530 12
1,280 6
2,500 1
1,250 1
useful size
cut edge
stamped edge
Stamped edge
As a rule, panels are delivered with stamped
edges, as illustrated. Panels with this type of
edge must trimmed approx. 15 mm on all
sides before being used.
All edges of Natura panels which have been
cut on site must be impregnated with Luko
803 sealing at a temperature between +5 C
and +25 C. Natura panels which have been
factory-cut are to be pre-impregnated with
Luko 803 edge sealing upon leaving the factory.
DIN 18516-1
DIN 1052-1-4
DIN 1055-4
DIN 1745-1
DIN 4074-1
DIN 4102-1
DIN EN 13501-1
DIN EN 12467
DIN 4108-3
DIN 4109
DIN 4113-1
DIN EN 13162
DIN 18202
DIN 52210
DIN 68800-1, -2, -3 und -5
DIN V ENV 61024-1
Planning
Information
Planning Information
Requirements
Construction Requirements
Planning
Information
Natura
Surface
Natura are high-quality faade panels of fibre
cement with the internal structure showing
through a hot-laminated, pure acrylate coating
applied to its visible face (giving an appearance similar to scumbling).
This achieves the effect, much sought after by
architects and builders, of revealing the character of the basic panel in its appearance.
This desired effect also means that temporary
variations in the state of the basic panel become visible at the surface. If the material
absorbs moisture at the edges, it automatically appears darker.
1 Mounting on an aluminium subconstruction, p 37 ff.
2 Position of the panel on the subconstruction, p. 38
3 Minimum edge spacing, pp. 33, 39
Edge Impregnation
Since dark stains along panel edges can spoil
the general appearance of a faade temporarity, edge impregnation (Luko egde sealant) is
specified for this material in order to reduce
water absorption substantially. Ready-cut
Natura panels are supplied pre-impregnated
with Luko edge sealant. Experience of a great
many completed projects has shown that
4 Wood preservation, p. 31
5 Combinations of metals, p. 46
6 Examples of fixing intervals, pp 35 ff., 41
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Planning Information
General Information
Certification of structural stability in accordance with local building regulations must be
Requirements
In any certification of structural stability, a
minimum of 20 mm must be added to the
planned cavity between the faade and clad-
Changes in Shape
Any change in the shape of cladding panels must not impair their function.
Calculations of dead weight, permissible bending strength, modulus of elasticity and the
coefficient of thermal expansion for fibre-cemnet panels are to be taken as stated in the certificates of approval.
1 The permissible
loading of fixing systems is to be taken as stated in the certificates of approval or in certification of testing.
2 Proof of resistance to
wind load of closed prismatic structures in
accordance with e. g. DIN 1055-4 is to be provided for all components of any external cladding.
Panels must not be subjected to additional
load from components for advertising or window systems, for example. Provided that it is
possible to differentiate between main and
additional loading, certification of structural
stability for external cladding should base the
Structural Design
All components of external cladding must be
rated according to the safety factors and permissible design load as stipulated in the respective standards or building regulations
approvals.
The load-bearing capacity of fixing systems
and fasteners that are not covered by the
1 Calculations, p. 22
2 Permissible design load, p. 22
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Planning
Information
Planning Information
Fire Protection
Ventilated rainscreen cladding has traditionally been one of the safest types of external
walls.
Current fire protection requirements for ventilated rainscreen cladding can be found in local
building regulations.
Fibre cement cladding panels can be used as
ventilted cladding for every type of building.
Structura and Natura are non-combustible
building materials (A2).
For buildings with an exterior cladding of noncombustible fibre cement panels (Building
Material Class A2), the subconstruction must
be of meaterials that are reted non-combustible (Building Material Class B2) or better.
There is, therefore, no objection in principal to
the widespread use of timber for the subconstruction.
According to the German Association of
Property Insurers (VdS) and fire departments in
Planning
Information
Soundproofing
In accordance with e. g. DIN 4109 Acoustic
Insulation in Buildings has strict requirements
concerning external airborne sound insulation,
especially for hospitals and residential and
office buildings. Table 8 in accordance with e.
g. DIN 4109 clearly states, for example, that
hospitals that are situated near main roads
and exposed to an external noise level of more
than 71 dB (A) must have faades with soundproofing in excess of Rw, res = 50 dB.
For the certified evaluation of the soundproofing of faades against external noise, in
accordance with e. g. DIN 4109, Attachment 1
takes only the soundproofing of the inner loadbearing shell into account. Acoustic insulation
R e s u l t s o f S o u n d p r o o f i n g L e v e l Te s t s o n F i b r e C e m e n t
Ventilated Rainscreen Cladding
Product
Thickness
Weight
Subcon- ThermalInsustruction
lation
[mm]
[kg/m2]
Structura
15.4
Al
Structura
15.4
Structura
15.4
Structura
Structura
12
Structura
Structura
Structura
Joints
Bare Wall
[mm]
Assessed
Assessed
Soundproof- Soundproof.
ing Level: in Level with
Bare Wall
Cladding
DIN 52 210 DIN 52 210
R(w) dB
R(w,P) dB
Nominal
Value
Improvement
as per
DIN 4109
R(w,R) dB
dB
60
open
44
53
51
Al
60
joint profile
44
54
52
10
Al
120
open
44
54
52
10
15.4
Al
120
joint profile
44
55
53
11
22.8
Al
60
open
44
54
52
10
12
22.8
Al
120
open
44
58
56
14
15.4
Al
60
54
62
60
15.4
Al
120
54
62
60
aerated
concrete
calcium
silicate
joint profile blockwork
open
Test Report no. L 99a.93 - P 300/92 prepared by: Ingenieurgesellschaft fr Technische Akustik mbH, 65205 Wiesbaden
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Planning Information
Condensation Protection
Condensation protection is an essential prerequisite of an exterior walls thermal insulation.
By using ventilated rainscreen cladding, the
precipitation of condensation on the inside of
external walls, potentially leading to the growth of mould, can be avoided.
Ventilated rainscreen cladding allows exterior
walls to be constructed correctly, with each
Weather Protection
Ventilated rainscreen cladding ensures the
long-lasting protection of buildings from
atmospheric precipitation. This type of faade
is classified in Exposure Group III in accordance with e. g. DIN 4108-3, the highest group,
which means that ventilated rainscreen cladding is extremely resistant to heavy rain. Even
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Planning
Information
Thermal Insulation
Planning Information
On-Site Work
I n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t C u t t i n g F i b r e C e m e n t P r o d u c t s o n S t a t i o n a r y Ta b l e S a w s
Saw Blades
Feeding speed:
From 20 m/min (diamond saw blades)
From 3.0-3.5 m/min (carbide saw blades)
t
Colour-coating
upmost
Saw table
Cutting speed:
60 m/s with diamond saw blades,
2-2.5 m/s with carbide saw blades
Certain conditions are necessary in order to
achieve a longer life of saw blades and topquality cutting.
Carbide saw blades
Diamond or carbide saw blades in accordance with e. g. DIN 4990, Machining and User
Group K 10, are best for cutting fibre cement.
Silicon carbide blades and diamond cutting
discs should be not used with fibre cement
Vf
Cutting Quality
Planning
Information
Conical flat
tooth saw blade
Cutting Speed
The saw blade should not project more than
5 mm.
Vc
d p n
Vc =
[m/s]
1000 60
with fibre cement 2-2.5 [m/s]
= 60 m/s (diamond blade)
= 2.0-2.5 m/s (carbide blade)
Feeding Speed
The feeding speed vf
is determined thus:
Fibre cement
Vf
f z n
Vf = z
1000
m/min.
Instruction
Finishing must be done sheet by sheet and not a stack all at once.
Pull applicator in a small inclination along the edge, to avoid residues on the visible side.
Impregnation running on top has to be wiped off immediately with a cloth in direction of
the edge. Soiling on the surface has to be removed immediately.
The complete impregnation of the edges, of the Natura board, prevents moisture
absorption along the edges and any resulting temporary dark discolouring of the visible
surface at the edges.
Luko 803-edge impregnation has to cover the saw cut completely. A sufficient impregnation can be recognized at the complete glossy surface of the edges.
Thick and dry rest can be disposed in the normal garbage. After an immediate cleaning
with clear water the sponge can be reused.
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Planning
Information
Never pour back surplus Luko 803-edge impregantion out of the paint bucket into the
pot, or use it later on. Replace impregnation agent approx. 200 cuts.
Planning Information
On-Site Work
Edge Finish
It is advisable to sand the edges of panels after
cutting them to size. This reduces the possibility of damage and improves their appearance.
A block of wood, approx. 400 x 100 mm in
size, with a piece of sandpaper (80-grit) affixed to it can be used to sand the edges.
Circular Saws
Vacuum Cleaners
S i t e To o l s
Rivet Setters
Planning
Information
www.festool.de
saw blade
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Planning Information
Timber Framework
General Notes
Exterior wall cladding on timber subframes
usually consists of the following components:
Anchors
Cladding
For anchoring the subconstruction on the supporting structure, approved plugs or plug-andscrew combinations must be used. The stipulations of the corresponding approval certification must be observed.
Wood Preservation
Timber subframes must be treated with a
wood preservative in accordance with e. g.
DIN 68800-2. Battens and counter battens of
hazard class (GK) 0 do not need preventive
chemical tratment against fungal or insect
attack, subject to the conditions stated in
accordance with e. g. DIN 68800-2.
Dispensing with the preventive chemical treatment of timber is an important contribution to
the environment.
Standard construction
With vertical battens. Insulation between horizontal counter battens. It is obligatory to fix the
insulation with insulation fasteners, whereby
adhesive fixing is also permissible.
Laying
Types of Construction
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Planning Information
Timber Subframe
Framework Fasteners
Counter batten
Fastener
Batten
5 dn
7 dn
Batten
Counter batten
5 dn
5 dn
Insulation
Counter batten
30
Fastener
30
Anchor
Positioning
Two fasteners on the diagonal at each intersection of battens. The fixing battens usually
run vertically.
Fastener
Batten
Fasteners in accordance with e. g. DIN 10522 such as special nails (with a ring or spiral
shank) are to be used for fixing battens and
counter battens.
General building regulations approval is required for the use of special screws and clamps.
the cladding ot the subframe at ties and fixingpoints. Unrestrained support of the panels on
wooden subframes can be achieved if all of a
EPDM- or black-coated
Alu-Sealing strip
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Laying
Fasteners
30
20
8-10
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Planning Information
80
160
Sealing strip
Wooden
fixing
batten
20
160
30
Faade
screw
Faade
panel
20
Sealing
strip
10
Faade screw
Formation of Joints
Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n a n d S t o r a g e
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Laying
Design Information
3
The thickness of the sealing strip may not
exceed 0.8 mm. The strip should be fixed
sufficiently to prevent it slipping.
The use of horizontal sealing strips is likely
to increase the accumulation of dirt.
Material: painted, plastic or powder-coated
aluminium.
acid comes into contact with bare metal surfaces. fibre cement dust can be removed easily
with a microfibre cloth.
Scaffolding Anchors
Reusable scaffolding
anchor fixed through
the joints.
Final Cleaning
The final cleaning of the faade is to be carried
out using sponges and water from a hosepipe
as the scaffolding is dismantled. If a cleaning
agent is to be added, this should be a standard, commercially available dish-washing
Laying
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Design Information
Centre Spacing
Timber subconstruction
80
160
fibre cement
faade panel
80
20
160
20
20
a = 2 x 605
80
Parameters:
Height of building H 8 m
Timber subconstruction
Panels mounted vertically on vertical
battens
Panel format (H x W) 2,500 x 1,250 mm
Panel thickness 8 mm
Standard zone of the building
b = 3 x 780
Example
1,250
Width 60 mm or more,
a = 30 mm
Eccentric
fixing
20 mm a 80 mm
Eccentric
fixing
80 mm a 160 mm
Eccentric
fixing
40 mm a 150 mm
Eccentric
fixing
80 mm a 150 mm
The number of fasteners per row depends on the length of the strip and the height of the building.
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Laying
Design Information
Ta b l e 1 : C e n t r e S p a c i n g o n Ti m b e r S u b c o n s t r u c t i o n
Panels Arranged Vertically on Vertical Battens
Panel Dimensions
Height x Width x Thickness
mm
2,500 x 1,250 x 8
2,800 x 1,250 x 8
3,100 x 1,250 x 8
3,100 x 1,500 x 8
Structura only
Centre
Spacing
mm
8m
horizontal a =
2 x 605
2 x 605
2 x 605
2 x 605
3 x 403
3 x 403
vertical
b=
3 x 780
4 x 585
5 x 468
6 x 390
6 x 390
8 x 293
horizontal a =
2 x 605
2 x 605
2 x 605
2 x 605
3 x 403
3 x 403
vertical
b=
4 x 660
4 x 660
6 x 440
7 x 377
7 x 377
9 x 293
horizontal a =
2 x 605
2 x 605
2 x 605
2 x 605
3 x 403
3 x 403
vertical
b=
4 x 735
5 x 588
6 x 490
8 x 368
8 x 368
10 x 294
horizontal a =
2 x 730
2 x 730
3 x 487
2 x 730
3 x 487
3 x 487
vertical
4 x 735
6 x 490
5 x 588
9 x 327
9 x 327
12 x 245
b=
Standard Zones
Building Height
8 to 20 m
20 to 100 m
8m
(Perimeter Zones)
Building Height
8 to 20 m
20 to 100 m
Panel Dimensions
Height x Width x Thickness
mm
1,250 x 2,500 x 8
Structura and Natura
Ta b l e 2 : C e n t r e S p a c i n g o n Ti m b e r S u b c o n s t r u c t i o n
Panel Arranged Horizontally on Vertical Battens
1,250 x 2,800 x 8
1,250 x 3,100 x 8
1,500 x 3,100 x 8
Structura only
Centre
Spacing
mm
Standard Zones
Building Height
8 to 20 m
20 to 100 m
8m
horizontal a =
4 x 615
4 x 615
4 x 615
4 x 615
4 x 615
5 x 492
vertical
b=
2 x 545
2 x 545
3 x 363
3 x 363
4 x 273
5 x 218
horizontal a =
4 x 690
4 x 690
4 x 690
4 x 690
4 x 690
5 x 552
vertical
b=
2 x 545
2 x 545
3 x 363
3 x 363
5 x 218
5 x 218
horizontal a =
4 x 765
4 x 765
5 x 612
4 x 765
5 x 612
6 x 510
vertical
b=
2 x 545
2 x 545
3 x 363
4 x 273
4 x 273
5 x 218
horizontal a =
4 x 765
4 x 765
5 x 612
4 x 765
5 x 612
6 x 510
vertical
2 x 670
3 x 447
3 x 447
4 x 335
5 x 268
6 x 223
b=
Note: The perimeter zone does not apply if reduced wind suction
loads in accordance with e. g. DIN 18516-1 are assumed.
Laying
8m
(Perimeter Zones)+
Building Height
8 to 20 m
20 to 100 m
Ceilings
If fibre cement faade panels are to be fixed to
ceilings, the relevant mounting and fixing spe-
cifications must be agreed with Eternits technical department. The customer shall provide
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Aluminium Subconstruction
Planning Information
General Notes
A variety of aluminium subconstructions are
available for mounting cladding on new and
refurbished faades. As a rule, their structural
stability is to be proven by structural analysis
on the basis of the applicable Technical
Building Regulations. In the case of systems
that cannot be calculated, such as clamp
fixing, general building regulations approval
for the construction is required.
Certified fasteners (without vulcanised neoprene seals) are to be used for connecting wall
brackets and the supporting profile, in accordance with the manufacturers instruction.
fixings
support profile
fasteners
brackets
Internal Forces
The internal forces, in particular the maximum
bending moments and the bearing reactions
must be calculated for the proof of structural
stability of large-size Eternit faade panels and
their fixings.
Structurally, the resilience of aluminium subconstructions is to be taken into account. In
the case of wind pressure this is generally
taken up linearly by the subconstruction.
As regards wind suction, the panels lie on
rounded bearings, which are formed by the
heads of rivets or screws.
anchors
complementary components
insulation, insulation fixings
Construction Principle
Support profile
Cladding / faade panel
Ventilation gap
Fastener (sliding)
Anchor
37
Laying
Insulation
Planning Information
Aluminium Subconstruction
20
Fastener
Movement joint in the
subconstruction
Laying
Subconstruction
Joint
The support profiles of the subconstruction
must be aligned such that the faade panels
lie flat in the same plane and can be fixed
without displacement constraint.
Montaflex GmbH
Am Hafen 36
D-38112 Braunschweig, Germany
Telephone +49 5 31 / 2 10 22-0
Fax +49 5 31 / 2 10 22-20
E-Mail: info@montaflex.de
Internet: www.montaflex.de
WS Fassadenelemente GmbH
Brackestrasse 1
D-38159 Vechelde, Germany
Telephone +49 53 02 / 91 91-0
Fax +49 53 02 / 91 91-49
E-Mail: info@wagnersystem.de
Internet: www.wagnersystem.de
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NAUTH-Fassadentechnik GmbH
Weinstrasse 686
D-76887 Bad Bergzabern, Germany
Telephone +49 63 43 / 70 03-0
Fax +49 63 43 / 70 03-20
E-Mail: rapid@nauth.de
Internet: www.nauth.de
Planning Information
Al support
Drill jig bushing
Faade panel
Rivet head 15 mm
Sliding point:
drilled hole in faade panel 9.5 mm
and subconstruction 4.1 mm
8 mm thick panels.
Stainless steel rivet pin,
Head 15 mm, coated.
With pre-drilled faade panels, the Eternit drill
jig bushing makes it easy to drill properly centred holes ( 4.1 mm) in the aluminium subconstruction. This is the only way to ensure
that the Eternit faade rivet sits centrally.
Aluminium
80
160
Faade
panel
30
160
Faade
rivet
110
30
160
10
Faade rivet
39
10
Laying
Planning Information
C h o o s i n g t h e Tw o F i x e d Po i n t s
The two fixed points are formed by means of
fixed point sleeves. This ensures that the panel
is attached to the aluminium subconstruction
precisely and free of strain.
The two fixed points of a panel may never be
set on the same support profile (with the
exception of weatherboarding on a horizontal
support profile). This results in the alignment of
chosen such that the rivet head is not damaged. Both of the fixed points and at least two
sliding points are necessary to guarantee exact
alignment of the faade panels at their joints.
Drilling and setting of rivets should be done in
sequence, beginning with fixed points, then
upper sliding points and lastly the lower sliding
points. All sliding points are formed without
fixed point sleeves.
Crimped
profile
Al support
profile
Laying
in the illustration below. If an additional thickness of more than 0.8 mm proves unavoid-
40
Planning Information
80
160
Centre Spacing
AL-UK
30
Faade
panel
Width 60 mm or more,
a = 30 mm
Eccentric
fixing
30 mm a 70 mm
Eccentric
fixing,
80 mm a 160 mm
Eccentric
fixing
40 mm a 150 mm
Eccentric
fixing
80 mm a 150 mm
The number of fasteners per row depends on the length of the strip and the height of the building.
Laying
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Planning Information
The position of the fixed points of adjacent panels must be the same, i. e. always central and on the left.
This ensures that not coupling can occur from one panel to another.
Example
Parameters:
height of building H 8 m
aluminium subconstruction
horizontal layout of panels on vertical
support profiles
standard zone of the building
panel thickness 8 mm
panel format (H x W) 1,250 x 3,100 mm
Weatherbording
545
545
Breaks (interruptions) in the aluminium subconstruction in the horizontal direction must occur at intervals
of no less than 3,0 m if the panels are fixed as singlespan beams.
760
760
760
760
Laying
Sliding point
Weatherboarding
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Planning Information
Ta b l e 3 : C e n t r e S p a c i n g o n A l u m i n i u m S u b c o n s t r u c t i o n s
Vertical Panel Layouts on Vertical Support Profiles
Panel Dimensions
Height x Width x Thickness
mm
2,800 x 1,250 x 8
3,100 x ,250 x 8
3,100 x 1,500 x 8
Structura only
8m
horizontal a =
2 x 595
2 x 595
2 x 595
2 x 595*
2 x 595*
3 x 397
vertical
b=
3 x 780
3 x 780
3 x 780
3 x 780
5 x 468
4 x 585
horizontal a =
2 x 595
2 x 595
2 x 595
2 x 595*
2 x 595*
3 x 397
vertical
b=
4 x 660
4 x 660
4 x 660
4 x 660
6 x 440
5 x 528
horizontal a =
2 x 595
2 x 595
2 x 595*
2 x 595*
2 x 595*
3 x 397
vertical
b=
4 x 735
4 x 735
4 x 735
4 x 735
6 x 488
6 x 490
horizontal a =
2 x 720*
2 x 720*
3 x 480
2 x 720*
3 x 480
3 x 480
vertical
4 x 735
4 x 735
4 x 735
5 x 588
5 x 588
6 x 490
b=
Standard Zones
Building Height
8 to 20 m
20 to 100 m
8m
(Perimeter Zones)+
Building Height
8 to 20 m
20 to 100 m
Ta b l e 4 : C e n t r e S p a c i n g o n A l u m i n i u m S u b c o n s t r u c t i o n
Horizontal Panel Layouts on Vertical Support Profiles
Panel Dimensions
Height x Width x Thickness
mm
1,250 x 2,500 x 8
Structura and Natura
1,250 x 2,800 x 8
1,250 x 3,100 x 8
1,500 x 3,100 x 8
Structura only
Centre
Spaching
mm
Standard Zones
Building Height
8 to 20 m
20 to 100 m
8m
horizontal a =
4 x 610
4 x 610
4 x 610
4 x 610
4 x 610
5 x 488
vertical
8m
(Perimeter Zones)+
Building Height
8 to 20 m
20 to 100 m
b=
2 x 545
2 x 545
2 x 545
2 x 545
2 x 545
3 x 363
horizontal a =
4 x 685
4 x 685
4 x 685
4 x 685
4 x 685
5 x 548
vertical
b=
2 x 545
2 x 545
2 x 545
2 x 545
4 x 272
4 x 272
horizontal a =
4 x 760
4 x 760
5 x 608
4 x 760
5 x 608
6 x 507
vertical
b=
2 x 545
2 x 545
2 x 545
2 x 545
3 x 363
3 x 363
horizontal a =
4 x 760
4 x 760
5 x 608
4 x 760
5 x 608
6 x 507
vertical
2 x 670
2 x 670
2 x 670
3 x 446
3 x 446
3 x 446
b=
Note: The perimeter zone does not apply if reduced wind suction
loads in accordance with e. g. DIN 18516-1 are assumed.
* Twin fixed points for shear force.
Laying
2,500 x 1,250 x 8
Centre
Spacing
mm
Ceilings
If fibre cement, faade panels are to be fixed
to ceilings, the relevant mounting and fixing
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WRONG
WRONG
110
10
30
10
Faade
rivet
Fassadenniet
WRONG
Fixing point
Sliding
point
WRONG
WRONG
Never fix aluminium components crossways to each other without sliding points
Aluminium has a high coefficient of thermal expansion. If elements such as perforated closures or
screening on a continuous window sill are fixed across others such as structural profiles at a 90
angle, the construction must be detailed so as to avoid hindering expansion and contraction caused by temperature changes. If this is not done, the entire subconstruction could warp, damaging
the cladding panels. Even fine-mesh closures that have been installed during warm weather can
have a tensile effect similar to that of steel cable if a considerable drop in temperature causes
them to contract.
Subconstruction
Bewegungsfuge der
expansion
joint
Unterkonstrukton
10
Subconstruction
Unterkonstrukton
44
Fastener
Befestigungselement
20
WRONG
Laying
Fixed points of the subconstruction must be at the same height under any one panel
Fuge
Joint
WRONG
If panels are installed from the bottom upwards, the surface of panels will be damaged
when pulling out the spacers.
WRONG
8-10 mm
WRONG
Supporting profile
Laying
Cladding panel
80
The corners are the areas where the greatest stress appears
in a cladding panel, resulting from riveting and the forces created
by expansion.
WRONG
WRONG
Drilling holes in fibre cement panels and concentric holes in the subconstruction
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30
Planning Information
Standard Solutions
Notes
The following section presents standard solutions commonly used in practice. For special
applications Eternit Service provides qualified
assistance on request in the form of construction drawings from our own CAD library.
Ventilated rainscreen cladding must have openings for air inlet and outlet with cross-sections of at least 50 cm2 for each metre of wall.
These ventilation openings are closed with
Plinth Details
1 Timber Subconstruction
2 Aluminium Subconstruction
> 80
160
2
If the cladding is further away from the exterior wall, combination of perforated angles is
advisable. Ventilation closures with flange
lengths of up to 160 mm are available.
3 Aluminium Subconstruction
4 Aluminium Subconstruction
3
Cladding of the plinth using Eternit faade
panels. Exterior cladding in gravel bed. First
open joint (10 mm) to be a max. of 600 mm
above perimeter insulation.
Basic Details
1
Standard detail for a plinth with timber subconstruction. Fixing of the ventilation closure
to the exterior wall.
4
Closure at a protruding plinth with horizontal
flashing strip made of coated aluminium.
Sheet metal thicker than 0.8 mm is to be
mounted behind the supporting profiles of the
subconstruction.
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Planning Information
Standard Solutions
2 Aluminium Subconstruction
Note
To avoid disturbance by the sound of raindrops, it is advisable that large sheet-metal
surfaces such as windowsills and flashing be
installed with sound-deadening material
underneath.
The window drip must be at least 20 mm
beyond the building components below it. If
copper is used, this distance must be at least
50 mm. Depending on the height of the building, the apron must cover the faade panel
for:
up to 8 m
at least 50 mm,
8 to 20 m
at least 80 mm,
over 20 m
at least 100 mm.
1
Standard detail with angled window sill of coated aluminium bent up at the reveals. As a
rule, a gap of 10 mm between the cladding
and the window sill provides adequate ventilation of the faade. If this gap is larger, suitable
ventilation closures should be used. At points
exposed to wind-driven rain, additional spacing profiles can be installed for waterproofing.
2
As in the drawing at left but with profile for
waterproofing.
Header Details
3
Standard installation with strips of Structura or
Natura and ventilation closures.
4 Aluminium Subconstruction
4
Edging using perforated closures to permit air
inflow. The closures can extend to adjoin the
window frame. Depending on the location of
the window. It may be necessary to insert lintel strips made of the cladding material.
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5 Aluminium Subconstruction
5
A lintel with integrated Venetian blinds and
cut-away profiles. The amount by which the
profiles can be cut away must be decided in
consultation with the subconstruction producer as part of the structural analysis.
Basic Details
3 Timber Subconstruction
Planning Information
Standard Solutions
2 Aluminium Subconstruction
3 Aluminium Subconstruction
1
Reveal strips of Structura or Natura placed in
the U-shaped profile attached to the window
frame. Edge of faade cladding attached to the
corner batten, joint strip underlay.
2
Reveal strips of Structura or Natura placed in
the U-shaped profile attached to the window
frame. Use angle section at corner with faade. The faade panel extends to cover the
edge of the reveal strip.
3
Reveal is covered by a coated aluminium
system frame.
5 Timber Subconstruction
Basic Details
4 Aluminium Subconstruction
50
4
Ventilation gap in the coping area to be open
or with perforated closures. Overlap of coping
edge trim and faade in accordance with
sheet metal workers trade guidelines, min. 50
mm.
5
If the roof construction extends beyond the
faade, the barge boards can be clad with fibre
cement strips. As a rule, the ventilation gap is
left open.
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Planning Information
Standard Solutions
2 Timber Subconstruction
1
Simple detail of an outer corner with vertical
structural batten. A joint strip made of EPDM or
black-coated aluminium foil must be inserted
between the panels and supporting battens to
prevent the timber from being continually
damp.
2
Standard trade profiles may be used at corners.
3 Aluminium Subconstruction
4 Aluminium Subconstruction
3
Typical corner detail using an aluminium subconstruction. An aluminium angle section is
used to strengthen the corner. The insulation
forms a vertical wind barrier.
4
Corner accentuated using coated aluminium
beaded profile. The plugs anchoring the
brackets must be fixed at a distance from the
edge of the supporting wall that conforms to
the plugs certificate of approval.
30
160
350
7 Aluminium Subconstruction
Basic Details
5 Timber Subconstruction
5
Corner detail with open joint. Sealing strip between the panels and supporting battens to
prevent the timber from being continually
damp.
6
Interior corner with standard trade profile.
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7
Simple interior corner detail with open, vertical
joint and aluminium subconstruction.
Tergo
Eternit Systems
E t e r n i t - Te r g o
pages 51-54
Renovation
Weatherboarding
Naxo
Eternit-Naxo
pages 55
Weatherboard
pages 56-58
Weatherboard: strongly modelled faades.
Structural bonding
pages 59-61
Concealed fixing using structural adhesives.
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D e s i g n S o l u t i o n E t e r n i t - Te r g o
Planning Information
Scope of Supply
1
4
2
3
Rear of panel
Tergo faade panels are mounted using undercut anchors, screws and washers. The panel
hanger or rail for mounting the panel belongs
to a particular subconstruction and is not
included in the scope of delivery.
10.2
Fixed point
Festpunkt
20.0
Sliding point
Gleitpunkt
for panel rails
Structural Requirements
Each faade panel is to be fixed, by means of
at least four plugs arranged rectangularly with
individual hangers, to a suitable subconstruc-
51
than nine fixing points are necessary, continuous panel rails, or hanger rails must be
specified.
Tergo
Basics / Approval
D e s i g n S o l u t i o n : E t e r n i t - Te r g o
Planning Information
Structural Design
Tergo
50
0.3
Fzul = [kN]
Qzul = [kN]
a [mm]
750
a x b [mm2]
Corner distance 2)
Edge distance
pm. pull-out load per anchor 1)
a x b [mm ]
50
0.4
0.8
Q can be taken as the figure for the lateral load acting on the
100
1.5
( )
Q
0.8
2) For corner distances of 50 mm ae 100 mm, the permissible pull-out load is to be calculated by interpolation. If
the corner distances in both directions are unequal, the small
figure is to be taken.
The maximum centre spacings for Eternit undercut anchors are as follows:
Height of Building
8m
Standard Zone
750 mm
Edge Zone
620 mm
20 m
750 mm
500 mm
100 m
680 mm
420 mm
width of 10 mm is recommended.
building.
guaranteed that the panel edges will lie evenly in the same plane.
tured by KEIL, Im Auel 42, D-51766 Engelskirchen-Loope, Germany, Tel. +49 22 63 80 70,
Fax +49 22 63 80 73 33. The drill dust must
be removed completely from the hole.
The geometry of the additionally drilled holes
Additional Holes
The undercut holes in the rear of the panels
are pre-drilled at the factory.
Additional holes may be drilled in workshop
conditions on site using a mobile drill (KS-HV)
and a special bit (F HM 8/10 12/0.5) manufac-
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D e s i g n S o l u t i o n : E t e r n i t - Te r g o
Planning Information
Structura or
Natura, 12 mm
Panel
hanger
Eternit
undercut
anchor
Screw
M6 x 12 DIN 912
Washer 6,4
DIN 9012
00
n.1
mi
Faade
panel
Eternit
undercut
anchor
Lock
washer 6
DIN 7980
Screw
M6 x 12
DIN 912
Washer 6.4
DIN 9012
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Tergo
D e s i g n S o l u t i o n : E t e r n i t - Te r g o
Planning Information
Tergo
50 50 50
Undercut
Hinterschnittlcher
holes
Minimale Tafelbreite
minimum
panel width
desiredder
panel
width
Sollma
Tafelbreite
Each panel can cope with a vertical tolerance of 100 mm in the building. Cut-to-fit
panels should be ordered with a height 100
mm greater than the desired height. The edge
distance of the undercut holes from the top
edge of the panel normally measures 100 mm,
but can lie between 70 and 200 mm. Cut-to-fit
panels should be selected with an edge
distance of 200 mm at one of the two horizontal edges. When fitting at copings this is the
upper edge, when fitting at plinths it is the bottom edge. The height of a panel can be varied
by up to 130 mm simply by cutting the edge
concerned back by up to 130 mm.
minimum
panel
height
Minimale
Tafelhhe
desired
height
Sollmapanel
der Tafelhhe
ordered height
= maximum
panel height
Maximale
Tafelhhe
oanel height tolerance
Toleranzbereiche
Tafelhhe
130
70 130
Bestelltewidth
Breite==maximum
Maximale Tafelbreite
ordered
panel width
oanel width tolerance
Toleranzbereiche
Tafelbreite
Each panel can cope with a horizontal tolerance of 100 mm in the building structure.
Cut-to-fit panels should be ordered with a
width 100 mm greater than the desired width.
The distance of the undercut holes to the vertical panel edges normally measures 100 mm,
but can lie between 50 and 150 mm.
Cut-to-fit panels should be selected with an
edge distance of 150 mm on both sides.
Cutting the sides back by up to 100 mm each
allows the width of a panel to be varied by up
to 200 mm.
Notes on Installation
Fix panel rail to the rear of the panel using screws with washers and lock washers. A lock
washer 6 (in accordance with e. g. DIN 7980A2) must be inserted between the undercut
anchor and the washer at sliding points.
4
Insert the Eternit undercut anchor in the predrilled blind hole.
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1
Eternit faade panels are fixed to a timber subconstruction with Naxo caps and stainless
steel screws. The Naxo element is held in
place like a washer by the screw head. The
Naxo element can be used with a flat countersunk screw or a round head screw.
100 mm
Eternit
faade panel
8 mm
100 mm
Horizontal
batten
24/48 mm
Vertical
supporting
batten
48/60 mm
Vertical
batten
48/60 mm
At vertical joints, two battens should be provided for screwing the Naxo elements and one
batten for attaching the Naxo sealing strip.
The panels are pre-drilled for screwing at 6
mm.
2
Edge distances of 100 mm vertically and 100
mm horizontally bring out the best in the symmetrical, refined appearance of Naxo elements
on Eternit faade panels.
1
In this variant, the horizontal joints are left
open. Only the vertical joints are closed. This is
done with an L-shaped section, which can be
of aluminium or stainless steel, as preferred. If
stainless steel is used, the different coefficients of expansion must be allowed for by
making slots.
Vertical
joint profile
Naxo conical
element 34/13 mm,
with special rivet
Eternit
faade panel,
8 mm
The vertical joint strips are continuous, whereas the horizontal ones are cut to the width of
the panels. They are fixed to the battens for
reasons of stability.
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Vertical supporting
profile
Wall bracket
Naxo
Planning Information
Planning Information
Weatherboarding
Design
For weatherboarding, panel strips made of
large-size faade panels are cut according to
individual specifications, either from Structura
or Natura fibre cement panels, or from
Duripanel Structura cement-bonded particle
boards (wood cement).
Weatherboarding
Structura / Natura
vertical
supporting
member
horizontal edge
distance
horizontal
supporting
member
Wood
20 mm
Aluminium
30 mm
Wood
80 mm
Aluminium
80 mm
not visible
concealed
fixing
visible fixing
vertical edge
distance
visible
vertical edge
distance
(top)
vertical edge
distance
(bottom)
Aluminium Subconstruction
10 30
be used. The butt joints of the horizontal supporting profiles may not lie between the fixing
points of a panel. The butt joints of the vertical
supporting profiles must be at the same
height.
80
56
45
Planning Information
Weatherboarding
60 50
45
40
45
60
45
nonvisible
visible
nonvisible
Fixing
variant
(see above)
Panel height
up to
Visible panel
height
up to
Edge distance
of fixing (vertical)
Vertical
overlap
mm
mm
mm
240
180
60
top
mm
50
bottom
mm
300
240
60
50
300
260
40
400
360
40
8-20
20-100
800
750
660
800
720
590
45
800
800
690
45
800
790
670
600
560
40
45
690
550
450
C+
300
260
40
45
800
800
800
C+
400
360
40
45
800
800
800
C+
600
560
40
45
800
800
800
D+
240
180
60
50
800
800
800
D+
300
240
60
50
800
800
800
If there is a vertical wind barrier along the edge of the building, a border area does not have
to be taken into account. See reduced wind suction loads.
Timber Subconstruction
The weatherboarding is generally fixed to vertical battens. Fixing on horizontal battens is
possible, but this involves increased material
costs and expenditure of time.
If external heat insulation is planned, this is fitted between the horizontal counter-battens. If
the weatherboarding is only used as a rainscreen, the battens can be fixed directy on to
the subconstruction.
T20 bits must be used for mounting. The screws must be set at a 90 angle to the panel
and tightened in such a way that the panels do
not noticeably warp.
Mounting:
Right
Wrong
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Weatherboarding
10
Planning Information
Weatherboarding
Timber Subconstruction
Vertical joint formation, overlying panels
15
20 10
Weatherboarding
50
60
50
60
40
45
10
10
Concealed fixing.
Overlying panels.
50
45
30
Visible fixing.
Overlying panels.
Concealed fixing.
Offset panels.
Visible fixing.
Offset panels.
concealed
visible
Fixing
variant
(see above)
Panel height
bis
Visible panel
height
up to
Edge distance
of fixing (vertical)
Vertical
overlap
mm
mm
mm
E;F
240
180
60
Top
mm
50
E;F
300
240
60
50
300
260
40
400
360
40
600
560
40
300
260
40
400
360
600
560
Bottom
mm
8-20
20-100*
800
730
640
800
570
410
45
800
800
680
45
800
780
670
45
600
490
420
45
800
800
800
40
45
800
800
800
40
45
800
680
540
If there is a vertical wind barrier along the edge of the building, a border area does not have
to be taken into account. See reduced wind suction loads.
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Planning Information
Structral Bonding
Applications / Approval
The german general building regulations
approval Z-36.4-58 for fixing Eternit fibre
cement cladding panels to an aluminium subconstruction using the SikaTack panel adhesive system allows the following design options:
Free choise of formats up to max. 3,100
Adhesive connection:
adhesive bead to be set at
12 mm
adhesive bead to run for full panel length
permissible tensile strength 0.20 N/mm2
permissible shear strength 0.15 N/mm2
permissible shear deformation
1 mm
Requirements
For the installation to quality as approved, it
must be carried out by certified fitters.
Approval has only been granted for panels to
be mounted on a vertical (plumb) aluminium
subconstruction designed for ventilated cladding.
Assembly
The faade panels are to be fixed to the aluminium subconstruction in the following manner:
apply the Sika fixing tape to the supporting
profile.
Laying
Supplier
For detailed assembly instructions, information
on the certification, and to order the SikaTack
Panel system, contact the exclusive Sika dealer:
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Planning Information
Structural Bonding
F i x i n g Ta b l e
Thickness 8 mm
in mm
3,100
Supporting
spacing
horizontally
in mm
a=
8m
4 x 760
8 to 20 m
4 x 760
20 to 100* m
5 x 608
8m
5 x 608
8 to 20 m
5 x 608
20 to 100* m
6 x 507
3,000
a=
4 x 735
4 x 735
4 x 735
4 x 735
5 x 588
6 x 490
2,800
a=
4 x 685
4 x 685
4 x 685
4 x 685
5 x 548
6 x 457
2,500
a=
3 x 813
3 x 813
4 x 610
4 x 610
4 x 610
5 x 488
2,000
a=
3 x 647
3 x 647
3 x 647
3 x 647
4 x 485
4 x 485
1,500
a=
2 x 720
2 x 720
3 x 480
3 x 480
3 x 480
3 x 480
1,250
a=
2 x 595
2 x 595
2 x 595
2 x 595
3 x 397
3 x 397
1,220
a=
2 x 580
2 x 580
2 x 580
2 x 580
3 x 387
3 x 387
Panel width
Fixing Specifications
Adhesive primer
Assembly tape
Laying
Aluminium supporting
profile
Adhesive
Assembly tape
Adhesive
(thickness 3 mm)
Aluminium supporting
member
Adhesive primer
a
+
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Product Range
Structura
Colours
15 standard colours and special colours of the clients own choice if technically feasible.
Approx.
thickness mm
8
8
8
8
8
12
12
12
12
12
Delivery size
Dimensions in mm
3,130 x 1,280
2,830 x 1,280
2,530 x 1,280
2,030 x 1,280
3,130 x 1,530
3,130 x 1,280
2,830 x 1,280
2,530 x 1,280
2,030 x 1,280
3,130 x 1,530
Number per
palett
30
30
30
30
30
20
20
20
20
20
Approx. weight
kg pro m2
15.4
15.4
15.4
15.4
15.4
22.8
22.8
22.8
22.8
22.8
Weight per
panel in kg
62
56
50
40
74
91
83
73
59
109
Approx. weight
per palett in kg
1927
1738
1555
1251
2315
1903
1716
1535
1235
2287
Approx. weight
kg per m2
22.8
Weight per
panel in kg
106
Approx. weight
per palett in kg
2121
Delivery size
Dimensions in mm
3,100 x 1,500
Number per
palett
20
Product Range
Colour range, p. 71
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Product Range
Natura
Colours
41 standard colours.
8 mm and 12 mm Large Size with Stamped Edge
Approx.
thickness mm
8
8
8
12
12
12
Delivery size
Dimensions in mm
3,130 x 1,280
2,830 x 1,280
2,530 x 1,280
3,130 x 1,280
2,830 x 1,280
2,530 x 1,280
Number per
palett
30
30
30
20
20
20
Approx. weight
kg per m2
15.4
15.4
15.4
22.8
22.8
22.8
Weight per
panel kg
62
56
50
91
83
74
Approx. weight
per palett in kg
1927
1738
1555
1903
1716
1535
Weight per
panel kg
83
Approx. weight
per palett in kg
2196
Delivery size
Dimensions in mm
max. 3,100 x 1,250
Number per
palett
20
Approx. weight
kg per m2
22.8
Product Range
Afte trimming, the edges must be impregnated on site. Luko edge sealant is included in delivery.
Colour range, p. 72
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Product Range
Natura Ivory-Colour
After trimming, the edges must be impragnated on site. Luko edge sealant is included in delivery.
Eternit Natura ivory-colour fibre cement faade panels must be on aluminium subconstruction with a maximum dimension of 2,500 x 1,220 mm if
the profile parallel to the longitudinal side.
Approx.
thickness mm
8
8
12
12
Delivery size
Dimensions in mm
3,070 x 1,250
2,530 x 1,250
3,070 x 1,250
2,530 x 1,250
Number per
palett
30
40
20
25
Approx. weight
kg per m2
15.0
15.0
24.0
24.0
Weight per
panel in kg
57.5
48.5
92.0
76.0
Approx. weight
per pallet in kg
1820
2020
1920
1980
Approx. weight
kg per m2
24.0
Weight per
panel in kg
89
Approx. weight
per pallet in kg
1843
Delivery size
Dimensions in mm
3,040 x 1,220
Number per
palett
24
Product Range
Color range, p 72
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Product Range
Coloured Fasteners
Only Eternit fasteners with building regulations approval may be utilised.
Form
Description
Dimensions (mm)
Material
Packaging
4 x 18
K 15 mm
Aluminium/
Stainless
steel
Carton
250 pieces
9.4 mm for
faade rivet
4 x 18 - K 15 mm
Aluminium
Carton
200 pieces
4 x 25
K 15 mm
Aluminium/
Stainless
steel
Carton
250 pieces
9.4 mm fr
faade rivet
4 x 25 - K 15 mm
Aluminium
Carton
200 pieces
5.5 x 35 mm
for 8 mm
panel thickness
Stainless
steel
Carton 250
pieces with
matching bit
5.5 x 45 mm
for 12 mm
panel thickness
Stainless
steel
Carton 250
pieces with
matching bit
34/13 mm,
height 24 mm.
Milled, solid
stainless
steel
Paints
Touch-up paint for small-scale
work on Structura and Natura.
Not suitable for coating
large areas.
Product Range
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Product Range
20 Microfibre sponges
Description
Dimensions
Material
Packaging
for any
timber subconstruction
Width 110 mm
Aluminium
25 m roll
Width 70 mm
Aluminium
25 m roll
only for
laying where not covered by panels
Width 110 mm
EPDM
20 m roll
Width 70 mm
EPDM
20 m roll
Sealing strip
Width 70 mm
Description
Dimensions
Packaging
1 piece
1 piece
1 piece
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1 piece
Product Range
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Construction Principle
identity of its own. In addition, ventilated rainscreen cladding is a highly effective system
owing to the fact that thermal insulation and
weatherproofing are performed by different
parts of the system. This is achieved by the
technical separation of the cladding panels
Advantages
Supporting
wall
Fixing battens
Insulation
Ventilation
Fibre cement
panel
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Product Quality
Cladding Panels installed on Faades that are
extremely exposed to the elements, e.g. in
maritime climates, may be prone to verdigris.
We cannot guarantee that our products will be
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Colour Range
Red P 305
Yellow P 602
Blue P 404
Grey P 206
Blue P 405
Red P 304
Yellow P 601
Blue P 403
Grey P 205
Grey P 207
Orange P 701
Beige P 803
Green P 504
White P 102
Black P 001
The colours shown here may deviate slightly from the original ones.
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Colour Range
anthracite N 251
transparent varnish
on a throughcoloured basic board
ivory N 854
coloured varnish
on an anthracite
throughcoloured
basic board
grey N 271
grey N 272
grey N 273
grey N 281
grey N 282
grey N 283
blue N 471
blue N 472
blue N 473
green N 581
green N 582
green N 583
green N 571
green N 572
green N 573
yellow N 671
yellow N 672
yellow N 673
yellow N 681
yellow N 682
yellow N 683
red N 371
red N 372
red N 373
brown N 971
brown N 972
brown N 973
black N 071
black N 072
black N 073
grey N 291
grey N 292
coloured varnish
on a natural grey
throughcoloured
basic board
grey N 293
blue N 491
beige N 891
beige N 892
green N 591
green N 592
white N 191
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ET 2034-1,5-10.2006 ABC. Subject to technical changes. We accept no liability for printing errors and colour irregularities resulting from the printing process.
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