Ventilated Curtain Wall Facades (VCW)
MATERIALS:
- porcelain stoneware
- fiber cement panels
- composite panels
- aluminum cassettes
- HPL panels
Advantages:
- Excellent thermal and sound insulation
- Protection of walls from moisture and temperature fluctuations
- Durability (service life of 40–50 years)
- Wide design possibilities
APPLICATION AREAS
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
BUSINESS CENTERS
SHOPPING COMPLEXES
MODERN PRIVATE HOUSES
Cost Calculation
FAQ
How is a ventilated curtain facade better than standard cladding?
Unlike traditional solutions, VCF creates an air gap between the cladding and the wall. This protects the building from moisture, temperature changes, and improves thermal insulation.
Is VCF suitable for old buildings?
Yes, the system is suitable for both new projects and renovations. Thanks to VCF, the appearance can be updated and the service life of an old building extended.
Which materials can be used for cladding?
Most often, aluminum composite panels, porcelain stoneware, fiber cement boards, metal cassettes, and natural stone are used.
Can VCF be combined with facade insulation?
Yes, insulation (mineral wool or polystyrene) is included in the construction, making the building energy-efficient and reducing heating and cooling costs.
How durable is a ventilated facade?
With proper installation and quality materials, the system serves more than 30 years without the need for major repairs.
How long does installation of VCF take?
It depends on the area and complexity of the project. On average, a business center facade is installed in 4–8 weeks, and a cottage — in 2–3 weeks.