Tonality Ceramic Slats

The facade of the future: For carpenters, facade builders and experienced do-it-yourselfers  Weighing about 29 kg/m², the Tonality slats have a very low dead weight, reducing static stress on the facade to a minimum.

Features

Low deadweight thanks to single-shell design: Weighing about 29 kg/m², the Tonality slats have a very low dead weight, reducing static stress on the facade to a minimum. Their low deadweight makes the Tonality facades suitable for nearly any wall structure.

Economic advantages: The hook technique perfected and patented by Tonality ensures short installation times, saving time and costs.

Invisible fastening: The Tonality slat element system is characterised not only by easy installation, but also by fastening points that are invisible after installation.

Safety for generations: Both the substructure and the facade elements withstand the roughest of conditions. As per fire classification, Tonality products belong to group A1 – meaning they are incombustible. Even an earthquake cannot harm the system.

Availability: The slats come in four modern colours with a matched substructure and are readily available from specialist retailers as in-stock products. They are suitable for use in both private residential construction and larger surfaces in rental, municipal and commercial buildings.

Easy installation: The ceramic slats and the aluminium system rail are optimally matched to each other. The slats are secured by a broad locking pin in the profile. The default pre-bent angle can be bent into the desired final position using customary needle-nose pliers. Integrated pressure springs ensure a tension-free, but secure fit of the slats.

Permanent graffiti protection: They are impact- and scratch-proof, UV- and frost-resistant and resistant to graffiti, weather and temperature influences.

Advantages of the rear-ventilated ceramic facade: The structure of the rear-ventilated curtain facade is a highly efficient system due to the physical separation of insulation and weather protection functions. Due to the space between the facade cladding and the insulation, air can circulate behind the facade cladding and remove any moisture. This so-called stack effect is a physical principle that works continuously throughout the system’s entire service life. In terms of cost-effectiveness, ecology and durability, the rear-ventilated curtain facade is gaining importance as a superior system in new construction and renovation. It can be used for all building types and heights.