Zinc Cladding Facade Systems | RHEINZINK

RHEINZINK specializes in the manufacture, production, and development of zinc facade systems. Façades can have many different functions and due to their inherent visibility, facade cladding naturally influences the appearance of a property more than any other building component. Modern zinc cladding facades made from horizontal panels are not only eye-catching, but they also protect the building structure. Profiles for connections to windows, doors, and other components are provided to match the respective system.

The RHEINZINK zinc cladding program includes solutions for zinc facade systems of all kinds, with unlimited creative possibilities. Everything is offered under one roof from the cost-effective to the extravagant, with many custom options. RHEINZINK facade systems are optimized with regard to installation. The attachment technology has been thoroughly tested and facilitates rapid and consequently low-cost assembly.

Zinc Cladding Facade Systems

• Seam systems
  • Angled Standing Seams
  • Flatlock Tiles
• Panel systems
  • The SF 25 Reveal Panel
  • The ST 40 shiplap panel
  • SP-Line
  • The H 25 Horizontal Panel
• Cassette system
• Profile systems

Every facade system is different according to the project so RHEINZINK supplies different facade systems each characterized by special properties. Their seam and panel systems offer a particularly wide range of options for planners and architects. If you are looking for reliability and quality but, most importantly, cost-efficiency, then the profile systems are the right choice for you. Facades with large surface areas, such as those often found on public buildings, can be clad easily, cost-efficiently, and in compliance with the highest requirements using corrugated and trapezoidal profiles.

Surface Design

Further options for designing zinc facades using RHEINZINK products can be found in their surface design options. Interesting results can be achieved using special shaping procedures such as seams, curves, embossing or perforations. The natural patina that slowly builds up on the zinc cladding under atmospheric influences also plays its part.