By applying ventilated ceramic facades, it is possible to achieve insulation characteristic of low-energy houses (depending on the thickness of the mineral wool).
The beauty of ceramics comes from its colors. Using specific techniques, unique surfaces are created. Special colors and special surfaces are possible on request.
Environmental factors such as heat, cold and UV light have no permanent effect on the appearance of surfaces; the colors remain unchanged after dozens of years.
Ceramic surfaces are highly resistant to freezing, UV radiation, acids and alkalis.
The space between the ceramic plate and the insulating material ensures the regulation of the humidity of the building, directing it outwards and ensuring rapid drying of the external walls. The insulating material thus remains dry and functional, and the formation of fungi inside the building is prevented.
Ceramic facade elements are particularly good at meeting fire protection specifications; this external wall covering corresponds to the highest classification of non-combustible mineral insulation; the result is an overall construction that offers maximum fire safety.
Even in case of fire, no toxic vapors and gases are released.
In the event of an earthquake, ventilated ceramic facades are extremely stable.
Thanks to the ventilated space, the influence of low and high outside temperatures on the temperature inside the building is minimized, which significantly reduces energy consumption for heating and cooling.
Facades not only reduce heat losses; they also protect the interior of the building from noise; thanks to the high absorption capacity of the mineral insulating materials in combination with the extensive outer coating; it is possible to achieve noise protection up to 14 dB.
The use of ventilated ceramic facades is suitable for the construction of new buildings, but also for the renovation of facades of all types of buildings. All components used in the ventilated ceramic facade can be easily recycled.
