Definition, Advantages, Disadvantages, Procedure
Definition, Advantages, Disadvantages, Procedure
CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS
wall panel systems
FLAT TYPE WALL
PANEL SYSTEMS
Content of study :
• definition
• advantages
• disadvantages
• uses
• application
• procedure of making
• sample structure/s
What is a Flat Type wall
Panel ?
A single piece of
material, usually flat and cut
into a rectangular shape ,
serves as the visible and
exposed covering for a wall.
- a monitor support
structure custom-built of
extruded aluminum or steel
that can be built to hold any
number and size of flat
panels.
- a decorative wall panels that provides insulation
and sound proofing .
3. Soundproof
4. Uniform in appearance,
making the structure
aesthetically proportion and
good to the eye.
5. Durable
6. Replaceable
• flexible design
• aesthetically versatile exteriors
• interior surface
• economical
• expedited construction schedule
• green construction
• high quality
• moisture resistant and acoustical
control
• load-bearing and nonload-bearing
• fire resistant
• blast resistant
DISADVANTAGES OF
FLAT TYPE WALL
PANEL
• Very heavy members
• very small margins of errors
• connection maybe difficult
• somewhat limited building
design flexibility
• need for repetition of forms
will affect building design
• joints between panels are
often expensive and
complicated
• skilled workmanship is
required in the application of
the panel on the site.
• cranes are required to lift
panels.
IDEAL USES
FACADE
TREATMENTS
1. colors and textures
2. Architectural coatings
3. Reveals
4. Ornamental decoration
HOW THE PANEL
BEING
TRANSPORTED
AND ERECTED
4. Prestressing Strand: uncoated, 7-wire, low lax strand: ASTM A 416 (including
supplement) - Grade 250 k or 270 k.
7. Grout: unless otherwise specified, grout shall be a mixture of not less than one part
portland cement for three parts fine sand. minimum 28-days, compressive strenght- 3000 psi.
2. Panel to wall
5. Panel to foundation