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GRC Cladding/ GRC Rainscreen Cladding

Name: GRC Cladding/ GRC Rainscreen Cladding
Brand: AlterEgo Facades (Stone Cladding & GRC Cladding Specialists)
SKU: 9eUTkim8synBFF7bAGcWcY

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AlterEgo Facades (Stone Cladding & GRC Cladding Specialists)

Glass fibre reinforced concrete (GRC) cladding/ rainscreen cladding.

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Application

Rainscreen cladding applications.

Description

Glass-reinforced concrete (GRC) cladding/ rainscreen cladding.

Features and benefits:

High strength.
A1 non-combustible fire performance.
Lightweight.
Large Format
Bespoke shapes

General information

Color	Clear Beige Black Blue Bronze Brown Pink Copper Cream Gold Green Grey Ivory Orange Purple Red Silver Turquoise White Yellow Other Show more Manufacturer guidance Bespoke.
Finish	- Manufacturer guidance Concrete elements are typically manufactured in moulds that are assembled either from wood or composite materials, such as steel or plastic. The interior part of the mould provides the finished shape and surface of the unit. The mould can be smooth in texture, or have a project-specifically designed composite inlay for imprinting. Additional finishing to the surface can be provided to the de-moulded unit, either by sandblasting, acid-etching or polishing. Typically, a hydrophobic coating is applied to the visible surfaces prior to packing. An anti-graffiti layer can also be applied, should a project require additional protection against vandalism.
Shape	Other
Length	Bespoke Manufacturer guidance Panels can be designed with variable geometry and size.
Width	Bespoke Manufacturer guidance Panels can be designed with variable geometry and size.
Height	Bespoke Manufacturer guidance Panels can be designed with variable geometry and size.
Warranty description	Ten year
Finish	- Manufacturer guidance Concrete elements are typically manufactured in moulds that are assembled either from wood or composite materials, such as steel or plastic. The interior part of the mould provides the finished shape and surface of the unit. The mould can be smooth in texture, or have a project-specifically designed composite inlay for imprinting. Additional finishing to the surface can be provided to the de-moulded unit, either by sandblasting, acid-etching or polishing. Typically, a hydrophobic coating is applied to the visible surfaces prior to packing. An anti-graffiti layer can also be applied, should a project require additional protection against vandalism.

Uniclass	Ss_25_20_33_35 Glass fibre-reinforced concrete (GRC) wall cladding systemsPrimary
CAWS	H40/110 GRC cladding H92/120 Rainscreen cladding

Specification data - Glass fibre-reinforced concrete (GRC) wall cladding systems

Fixings	-
Loadbearing fixings	-
Form	- Manufacturer guidance Fixing: Depending on their size and geometry, concrete facade panels can be attached to the building structure by means of a range of standard aluminium or bespoke stainless steel framework.

Panel size	Bespoke. Guidance for specification option: Insert requirements; panels can be designed with variable geometry and size.
Joints	Guidance for specification option: Insert requirements.
Finish	- Manufacturer guidance Concrete elements are typically manufactured in moulds that are assembled either from wood or composite materials, such as steel or plastic. The interior part of the mould provides the finished shape and surface of the unit. The mould can be smooth in texture, or have a project-specifically designed composite inlay for imprinting. Additional finishing to the surface can be provided to the de-moulded unit, either by sandblasting, acid-etching or polishing. Typically, a hydrophobic coating is applied to the visible surfaces prior to packing. An anti-graffiti layer can also be applied, should a project require additional protection against vandalism.
Colour	Guidance for specification option: Insert requirement. Manufacturer guidance Concrete colour is dependent on the colour of the cement used. Typically, white or grey tonality is used where the designer is looking for a traditional concrete look. Modern facades call for more bespoke colour specification, which can be achieved by means of using either powdered pigments (added during production of concrete mix) or by applying a surface coating (premixed to the required colour). Concrete dyed in mass will manifest natural mottled tonality as a result of irregular cement hydroxylation in the concrete curing process. Surface-applied coatings tend to be more uniform in nature.
Bending strength	20 MPa.
CompressiveStrength	50 MPa.
Impact resistance	10 kJ/m².
Frost protection	T100.
Density	Dry density: 1950 kg/m³.
Water absorption (maximum)	7%.
Fire resistance	Class A1.