The facade of the slate - rectilinear style

10november


The facade of the slate - rectilinear style.

The slate facade in a rectilinear style is considered the cheapest and most elegant option for home improvement.

 


At one time, the horizontal method of laying shale set a new standard in slate facades. Due to the small number of slate tiles, which are necessary for the installation of one m2 of the facade, ease of installation and low material costs, this method has become the most popular not only in Europe but also with us.

 


When building facades in a rectilinear horizontal style, the investor gets straight and modern lines, the noble velvety shine of slate and the high lifespan of the facade from slate.
The main areas of application of horizontal shale cover are not only modern houses, but also large-scale facades in residential or commercial construction, and are also widely used in the reconstruction of buildings.

 


This type of facade covering is laid with rectangular slate plates with an overlap solely in height, and fixed with special hooks, brackets or screws.

 

Innovative fastening in combination with traditional installation provides the result of the most modern facade optics at a very attractive price.

Mounting the slate to the staples:

 


For a rational and more pleasant perception of large facades, it is recommended to use slate tiles with a size of 60/35 cm (5.6 pcs / m2) or 60/30 cm (6.6 pcs / m2).

Mounting the slate to the clamp:
 
 


 Slate plates with dimensions of 50/25 cm (10 pcs / m2), 40/25 cm (12.5 pcs / m2) or for very small facades of 40/20 cm, 35/25 cm or the same are suitable for small facade surfaces. 30/20 cm

 
Slate plates are effectively and easily mounted on horizontal slats, with two special stainless steel hooks for slate or on self-tapping screws. The height of the ceiling is only 40-50 mm. There is no side overlap in this method of mounting the slate, as there is no need.

Installation of slate on the screw:



 
It is recommended to install a plate at least 100 mm wide, made of metal or EPDM membranes at the side of the joint to protect the connecting seam from moisture penetration into the ventilated space.
 


 
 
A new type of shale coating provides a modern and straightforward look. Depending on the position of the sun and the time of year, a new solution to a ventilated facade is a wide play of tones from dark to bright gray silky shimmer with overflows.


 

Roofing slate is an exclusively natural building material for roofs and facades. It is extremely durable, lightweight and meets all the requirements of modern building physics. In combination with good thermal insulation, the ventilated slate facade has many advantages:

 


- Optimum protection against cold and moisture
- Excellent rain protection
- Guaranteed ventilation
- Saving energy heating
- Low susceptibility to pollution
- Presentable and aesthetic appearance
In addition, the slate facade gives each house a special character, noble brilliance and natural structure of a unique natural stone.