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Application

Balustrade and facade screen systems.

Description

A2 fire rated aluminium facade screen. Recent changes surrounding fire specifications on public and private housing have lead to an increase in demand for aluminium to replace condemned cladding on high-rise buildings.


VulcaBar® is A2 fire rated, made from easily-assembled, secretly-fixed extrusions – perfect for timber replacement and new developments.


Features and benefits:

  • Extruded aluminium facades.
  • A2 fire rated EN 13501-1, A2-s1,d0.
  • Seafront 25 year life expectancy.
  • Hidden fixings, matching trims.
  • Finishes: WOOD, RAL, Corten, Anodized.
  • Bespoke production.
  • Tested in accordance with ISO 12944-6 corrosivity category: C4 high.

General information

Color

Grey

Blue

Green

Brown

Black

Finish

Woodgrain

Anodized

Material

Aluminium

Shape

Rectangle

Uniclass

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Specification data - Aluminium brise-soleil louvre blades

Profile

Curved.

Rectangular.

Material

Extruded aluiniium.

Finish

Anodized.

WOOD.

Corten.

RAL.

Colour

White Oak.

White Larch.

Grey Oak.

Western Larch.

Laurel Oak.

Veneto Oak.

Chestnut.

English Oak.

Natural Cherry.

Western Red Cedar.

Golden Oak.

Barn Oak.

Dark Oak.

Rosewood.

Wenge.

Ebony.

Corten.

RAL1001.

Texture

Woodgrain.

Size

VUL860 - 42 x 42 mm.

VUL803 - 42 x 70 mm.

VUL806 - 50 x 50 mm.

VUL811 - 92 x 20 mm.

VUL820 - 140 x 40 mm.

Reaction to fire

To EN 13501-1: A2-s1,d0.

Accessories

Matching trims and all necessary accessories.

Sustainability data

Material

Aluminium

Expected Life

25 year

Literature

Certificate for VulcaBar® 25 year Weather Test - ISO 12944-6 corrosivity category C4 high

Certificate for VulcaBar® 25 year Weather Test - ISO 12944-6 corrosivity category C4 high

VulcaBar® Facade Screen System

VulcaBar® Facade Screen System

Case studies

The Bolanachi Building

The Bolanachi Building