Learn about TClip thermally broken facades by Engineered Assemblies

1. Thermally Broken Facades
TClip System for Rear Ventilated Rain Screen Facades
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2. Engineered Assemblies’ Values
 Celebrate Architecture
 Better buildings matter for the world
 Uniting the house of Design with the field of
Construction
Design
Products Installation
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3. How we got here
Cladding
Installation
Façade
Design
Passion for
something
better
Committed
to
Architecture
Materials
Knowledge
Simple
Building
Principles
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4. Its Time
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5. Why TClip patent pending
• Thermally broken façade suitable for Rear Ventilated Rain Screen ( RVRS )
• Non combustible construction
• Adjustable for subwall misalignment
• Cladding joints not tied to stud locations – design freedom
• Easy construction, cost effective
– fewer rows of clips than others, no insulation stickpins, insulation installed
easily and completely, simple window, door and edge conditions
• No premium over double girt system
• Suitable for weather barrier (as required by European DIN Standard)
• Suits all structures; steel stud, block, concrete
• Black vertical girts – corrosion resistant and best aesthetic
• Traditional installation practices, no training needed
• 3 clear field insulation thicknesses
• Designed to European DIN Standards, with prescribed airflow
• Supports Engineered Assemblies materials
• Made in Canada
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7. Trends in Design
Better Design
Building Building
Aesthetic Performance
Building
Higher R Envelope RVRS
Values Engineers on interest
team
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9. TClip Performance Engineering Complete
• Meets the prescriptive requirements for non- residential steel
stud walls in ASHRAE 90.1-2007/2010 for all climate zones.
• Performance of the system is validated through Modeling and
the Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
• Designed for Mid- and High-Rise (Non-Combustible) building
envelopes
• Engineered to accommodate Façade panels generally 8-26mm
in thickness
• Engineered for wind loads up to 50psf
• Optimized vertical spacing – 900mm up to 1200mm apart
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10. The Old Standard
Horizontal
Girt
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11. Horizontal
Girt
The New Standard TClip
Thermal
Breaks
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12. T150
Three Clear Field Dimensions
- Adjustable for wall alignment
T125
T100
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13. Plan View
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14. Plan View Wide Hat Bar
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15. Window Jamb
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16. Outside Corner
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17. What EFFECTIVE R
Trends in Building Codes Value do you need?
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18. Thermal Performance modeled for 3
clear field dimensions and vertical Tclip
spacing
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19. Thermal Profile of TClip System
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20. What matters with
Thermally Broken Façade Solutions
System Design Cost Non Suited for Works w All
Freedom = effective combustible Ventilated Insulations
facade
Design freedom = clips free to be anywhere so
Architect can create with no limits from substructure
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21. John Kubassek
Blair Davies
Engineered Assemblies
info@engineeredassemblies.com
905 816 2218
Go to www.engineeredassemblies.com
- Full MH report
- Executive Summary
- Youtube video showing installation
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