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Zintek Standing Seam Facade Cladding

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0.7 mm thick

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Fully supported standing seam wall cladding made from zinc-titanium, available in a range of colours.

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Application

Designed for use in fully supported facade cladding applications and interior applications.

Description

Zintek Standing Seam Facade Cladding is a fully supported cladding system made from zinc-titanium, with a single lock or angled standing seam installation.

The single locked standing seam is formed by interlocking the sides of adjoining panels by single welting the top of the upstand of the seam. The final fold is turned parallel to the cladding surface. This means it is less watertight than the double lock standing seam.

The angled standing seam is used for vertical cladding where a more definitive visual line is required and is not recommended for slopes below 35°.

Features and benefits:

  • Versatile installation.
  • Lightweight and durable.
  • Available in a wide range of sizes.
  • Manufactured in the UK.

Typical system build up:

  • Interior finish.
  • Vapour barrier.
  • Insulation.
  • Breather membrane.
  • Ventilated air space (minimum 50 mm).
  • Fully supported substrate.
  • Breather membrane.
  • Standing seam panels.

General information

Color

Finish

Coated

Material

Zinc

Titanium

Manufacturer guidance

Zintek produces titanium zinc in accordance with EN 988, an alloy based on electrolytically refined zinc with a purity of minimum 99.995% Zn (Z1 in accordance with EN 1179) with small additions of the alloy elements copper, titanium and aluminium.

Shape

Rectangle

Length

3000 mm

Guidance for specification option:

Typically maximum length, although longer lengths may be considered. Consult manufacturer.

Bespoke

Width

480 mm

Guidance for specification option:

Standard. Narrower panels available on request.

430 mm

Guidance for specification option:

Often advised for aesthetics.

Bespoke

Warranty description

40 year

Uniclass

Ss_25_20_50_95 Zinc sheet fully supported wall-covering systemsPrimary

CAWS

H74/5 Zinc sheet fully supported covering to dormers

H74/150 Zinc sheet fully supported covering to dormers

H74/130 Zinc sheet fully supported wall covering

Specification data - Zinc sheet fully supported wall-covering systems

Classification data

Membrane

ISO-Mat Pro® underlay.

Guidance for specification option:

Recommended for wall applications.

Envirotect Class B-S1, d0 fire walling membrane.

Guidance for specification option:

May be used when a non-combustible option is required.

Manufacturer guidance

The breather membrane must comply with EN 13859-2 for walls and must also be CE compliant. It must be fully supported, lapped and sealed and then further sealed to all surrounding abutments and surface penetrations. A breather membrane is commonly used as a separating underlay, when the metal is being used in conjunction with a metal substrate, to reduce noise.

Insulation

-

Manufacturer guidance

Traditional standing seam cladding does not have any specific requirement with regard to the insulation. Insulation must be structurally self-supporting or supported when installed so that it will not sag and form unvented voids or cause loss of thermal efficiency.

An insulation used as a directly supporting substrate must have a minimum compression strength of 50 kPa (0.5 kg/cm2) with deformation limited to a maximum of 10%. The insulation must also be dimensionally stable up to 100°C.

Air and vapour control layer

Alutrix 600.
Metal Shield.

Manufacturer guidance

Vapour barrier membranes must comply with EN 13859-2 for walls and must also be CE compliant. For fully supported metal cladding the vapour barrier must have a minimum water vapour resistance of 4000 MNs/g and comply to BS SO 12572. It also must have a resistance against a supported column of water 2 m high for a period of 15 minutes to comply with DIN EN 20811.

All cladding must have a vapour barrier regardless of being ventilated, unventilated cold or warm in design. The vapour barrier must be positioned behind the insulation and on the warm side of the construction.

A compatible primer to be used on porous substrates

Some manufacturer's recommendations for warm wall cladding constructions require a minimum of 5 screw fixings per m2 through the vapour barrier, therefore this type of vapour barrier must have the properties of self-sealing around screw fixings when penetrated.

In this instance, it is accepted that a vapour barrier with an aluminium foil face and a polymer bitumen core and self-adhesive properties offers the best performance.

Alutrix & Metal Shield comply with this requirement.

Carrier

As design.

Substrate

Oriented strand boards (OSBs), 18 mm, OSB-3 or better.

Guidance for specification option:

Also known as sterling board, has been developed over the past 20 years and is formed by layered flakes of wood in specific orientation. Its wooden strips are compressed and bonded together with wax and resin adhesive.

It is comparatively cost effective and therefore has been increasingly used as a substrate for cladding systems. However, care must be exercised when used as a substrate under traditional metal cladding and should be protected from moisture during construction. It is advised that screw fixings are used to ensure good pull-out values.

Plywood, 18 mm.

Guidance for specification option:

The European Standard is EN 636-3 - for use in exterior conditions including liquid, water or water vapour in damp but ventilated locations. Service Class 3 in Euro Code 5 covers plywood to be used in climate conditions leading to a higher moisture content than in service class 2.

The minimum board thickness must be 18 mm (or layers of thinner boards that combine to achieve the minimum 18 mm thickness for curved coverings). The plywood face laminate must be free of knots and defects and should as a minimum be "Good one side". Shuttering ply is not suitable.

Timber or sarking board decking, 24 mm.

Guidance for specification option:

It complies with 8S5268: Part 2 (strength class SC3), or EN 1611-1:1999 (sawn timber normally with a maximum moisture content of 22%). There are some woods which are not compatible with cladding metals, due to high acid content.

UK recommended practice is a range of 18 mm to 25 mm thickness, in widths of 100 mm to 125 mm and laid with 3–5 mm gaps between the boards parallel to the eaves. In some cases, because of the nature of the building's structure, a diagonal boarding layout is used. It is particularly important to note that timber protectives, preservatives and adhesives used in plywood board construction can react with the cladding metal and if applicable, suitable separation layers must be used.

Rigid insulation.

Guidance for specification option:

Insulation must be structurally self-supporting or supported when installed so that it will not sag and form unvented voids or cause loss of thermal efficiency. An insulation used as a directly supporting substrate must have a minimum compression strength of 50 kPa (0.5 kg/cm2) with deformation limited to a maximum of 10%.

The insulation must also be dimensionally stable up to 100°C. Warm cladding fixings including stainless toothed plate and sliding clip, plastic peg and fixing screws are used in conjunction with an insulated deck.

Composite panel.

Guidance for specification option:

The composite panel is constructed from factory produced interlocking steel or aluminium panels, encasing an insulation core (PIR or other). The panels are laid across the wall supporting rafters or rails.

The interlocking joints must be sealed with gaskets or sealant and taped according to the manufacturer's recommendations, with sealed metal closures to hips ridges, verges, eaves and penetrations. The total area and abutments must be sealed airtight. This type of construction gives a good vapour sealed substrate and can be quickly constructed.

Con-combustibles.

Guidance for specification option:

Alternative non-combustible supporting substrates, such as metal profiled sheets and fire rated sheathing boards are now commonplace due to changes in building regulations. These are a direct substitute for plywood or similar and should be evaluated based on their pull-out values. When a metal profiled sheet is used, fixings must be rivets or self-drilling screws.

Cavity barriers

-

Horizontal

-

Manufacturer guidance

To architects’ specification. Insert accordingly.

Vertical

-

Manufacturer guidance

To architects’ specification. Insert accordingly.

Zinc sheet

Zinc-titanium sheet to EN 988.

Guidance for specification option:

Zintek produces titanium zinc in accordance with EN 988, an alloy based on electrolytically refined zinc with a purity of minimum 99.995% Zn (Z1 in accordance with EN 1179) with small additions of the alloy elements copper, titanium and aluminium.

Vertical joints

-

Form

Longitudinal joints: Single lock welt, 18 mm.

Fasteners to substrate

Stainless screw, SPT-R-S-4.3x20-RS.

Guidance for specification option:

For timber substrates.

Annular ringshank nail, RSN-SS25.

Guidance for specification option:

For timber substrates.

Stainless screw, SX2-D9-4.8x22.

Guidance for specification option:

For metal substrates.

Stainless screw, DS3-SS-SF-4.8x16.

Guidance for specification option:

For metal substrates.

Manufacturer guidance

Fixing to suit substrate. Contact Metal Solutions for warm wall fixings. All associated flashings to perimeters and openings available upon request from Metal Solutions.

System accessories

25 mm clips – RFC-25.

Guidance for specification option:

Fixed clips, breather membrane.

38 mm clips – SM-EFK-38.

Guidance for specification option:

Fixed clips, breather membrane.

25 mm clips – RSC-25.

Guidance for specification option:

Sliding clips, breather membrane.

38 mm clips – SM-ESE-38.

Guidance for specification option:

Sliding clips, breather membrane.

Manufacturer guidance

All fixings, clips and associated ancillaries can be found at roofing-tools.com.

All associated flashings to match can be fabricated from coil by Metal Solutions Ltd as per typical details and industry standards. Associated rainwater goods in various sizes and profiles are available in the same material.

Sheet thickness

0.7 mm.

Fire classification

Reaction to fire class A1-s1-d0 to UNI EN 14783. External fire performance class BROOF(t2) to UNI EN 14783.

Weight

0.7 mm material weight 5.04 kg/m².

Guidance for specification option:

System weight dependant on seam centres.

Colour/ Finish

Rock Grey.
Smoke Grey.
Moonstone Grey.
Graphite Black.
Antique Red.
Mediterranean Blue.
Lagoon Green.
Sardinian Myrtle Green.
Earth Brown.

Size and profile

480 x 3000 mm.
430 x 3000 mm.

Guidance for specification option:

Often advised for aesthetics.

Other.

Guidance for specification option:

Narrower widths available on request. Longer lengths may be considered, consult manufacturer.

Sustainability data

Contains Red List materials

No

Country of material origin

Italy

Country of product manufacture

United Kingdom

Material

Zinc
Titanium

Manufacturer guidance

Zintek produces titanium zinc in accordance with EN 988, an alloy based on electrolytically refined zinc with a purity of minimum 99.995% Zn (Z1 in accordance with EN 1179) with small additions of the alloy elements copper, titanium and aluminium.

Recyclability

95%.

Recycled content

As defined in clause 7.8 of BS EN ISO 14021

99.9 %

Expected Life

-

Manufacturer guidance

Dependent on the environment in which the product is used:

  • Rural – more than 100 years.
  • Industrial urban – 60 years.
  • Industrial agglomeration – 40 years.
  • Maritime – between 40 and 60 years.

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