standing seam cladding

 

Standing Seam Cladding

Standing Seam Cladding

Browse images of our standing seam cladding below, manufactured and supplied/installed by our team of experts at InterCounty Rainwater.

Aluminium details like this are very popular in modern architecture as they create a clean, contemporary solution that is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also highly durable and weather-resistant.

Check out another one of our recent standing seam/architectural aluminium projects we completed at a property in Cheshire here and another here.

 

Standing Seam Cladding: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What are the key components of standing seam cladding?

A standing seam cladding detail is typically made up of:

  • Standing Seam Panels: These are usually long metal trays (in this case, made of aluminium) with vertical edges.
  • Concealed Fixings: Clips and fasteners are hidden beneath the raised seams, which not only lock the panels together, but also prevent leaks and allow the metal to expand or shrink in line with temperature changes.
  • Rear Ventilation: A small gap behind the aluminium panels that lets in air and keeps moisture at bay.
  • Junctions & Flashings: Special trim pieces seal the edges around windows, corners and the roof junction to keep out wind and rain.

2. Why choose aluminium for a standing seam cladding detail, rather than render, timber or zinc?

Aluminium is lightweight, naturally corrosion-resistant and doesn’t require any painting or resealing. Unlike render, it won’t crack, unlike timber it won’t rot and unlike zinc, it’s more cost-effective (with a similar finish left at the end).

3. What colour and finishes do you offer?

Our expert team of manufacturers can powder coat your architectural aluminium detail in any RAL colour or finish of your choice.

Please contact us if you have bespoke requirements.

Design. Supply. Install.

Give us a ring on 0161 366 8866, we are always happy to discuss your requirements.

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