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Archclad Cassette Panel System

by Archclad

City of Monash, Australia

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The Cassette panel system is an external cladding system. It can be used for new construction or for renovation projects.

This versatile open-jointed system is based on the Rain-screen principle. It is suitable for horizontal or vertical application on low to high-rise buildings, for both new and refurbishment projects.

The cassettes are bent and fixed with invisible clips to an aluminium framework, which is secured to the load-bearing structure. The Cassette system offers an innovative façade solution that provides a modern and flat appearance.

Archclad Cassette Panel System
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The Cassette panel system is an external cladding system.

It can be used for new construction or for renovation projects.

This versatile open-jointed system is based on the Rain-screen principle. It is suitable for horizontal or vertical application on low to high-rise buildings, for both new and refurbishment projects.

The cassettes are bent and fixed with invisible clips to an aluminium framework, which is secured to the load-bearing structure. The Cassette system offers an innovative façade solution that provides a modern and flat appearance.

Specs

Panel Dimensions

Visible Height                                          Visible Length
(joint excluded)                                        (joint excluded)

220 to 600 mm                                       200 to 4000 mm
601 to 700 mm                                        200 to 3000 mm
701 to 875 mm                                         200 to 2000 mm

JOINT:

  • Horizontal: 20 mm
  • Vertical: 20 mm

DETAILING MATERIAL:

  • All necessary flashings shall be a minimum of 0.7mm thick

Aspects

  • 1.5 mm thick. ( 2.0mm and 3.0mm are options, but an additional cost for special clips is needed).

Characteristics of this technique

  • Excellent flatness.
  • Horizontal layout.
  • The cassette fixing is concealed by using hidden clips screwed to the framework.

    Components   Dimensions

              Thickness                                           1.5 mm
              Panel Depth                                               26.5 mm
              Maximum Panel Width CTC                     875 mm, 700 mm, 600 mm
              (Center to Center Distance) 
              Maximum Panel Length                           2 m, 3 m, 4 m

Scope of use

Areas of Application

  • Areas of application: Vertical walls (slope 90°) and soffits. 
  • Type of building: New construction or renovation. 
  • Supporting structure: Concrete wall, brickwork, and metal as main support. 
  • Climates: Temperate climate, mountain climate, and all wind zones according to the configuration of the system.
Performance

Installation

Before any installation, a detailed layout plan should be drawn by the contractor in order to:

  • Establish the positioning of the secondary framework elements.
  • Calculate the exact measurements and quantity of cassettes (centre to centre height and length and the width of the joint).
  • Position the fastening accessories (clips and screws) and framework rails.

The material must be at least 1.5 mm thick. The typical panels have an up-stand at the top, which is fixed to the framework with special clips, and another upstand at the bottom, which locates in the clips on the preceding panel. The horizontal and vertical recessed joint standard dimension is 20 mm wide. Where panels are longer than 1.5m horizontally, the fixing need to be slotted to allow for expansion.

The horizontal and vertical recessed joint standard dimension is 20 mm wide (15 mm or 25 mm are also possible). There is also an oblong hole at each end of the longitudinal edge of the cassette top-up stand.

FIXING:

Fixing clips are specially designed and tested to meet the design and performance criteria of the project. Clips have a dual function:

  • ensuring the lift-up resistance of the cladding
  • allowing free expansion of the metal

All Archclad materials are non-combustible and have been tested to AS 1530.3-1999 Method for Fire tests on Building Materials, Components and Structures Part 3: simultaneous Determination of Ignitability, Flame Propagation, Heat release, and Smoke Release.

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Frequently asked questions about
Archclad Cassette Panel System

The Archclad Cassette Panel System is supplied by Archclad. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Archclad lists on ArchiPro.

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Yes. It is part of the Wall Cladding range from Archclad, where you can see every product in the range together.

Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Harold Street, Middle Park VIC by Archclad. See how it was used in a finished space.

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