As a result, loads acting on the horizontal profile HP-BSL via the BSL brackets (self-weight of the facade and wind) are transferred horizontally and then passed on to the associated vertical profiles and from there transferred to the supporting structure. Fixed and sliding points executed during installation also allow for firm fixation and simultaneous thermal expansion of the system.
“Our BSL substructure solution demonstrated its advantages in the facade execution of the Dalvey house, which include, among others, the closed profile for guaranteed high loads, the optimized geometry for great material savings, and the high-quality concealed fastening of the facade panels,” explains Johnny Goh, Managing Director of fischer Singapore. “The European Technical Assessment (ETA) for Dekton panels with our undercut anchor system gave planners and executors additional security.”
With its extensive range of services, the fastening expert supported the construction project. “Together with our colleagues from the national company, we supported our clients in all phases of the facade execution of the Dalvey house – from planning and calculation of all substructure system components and anchors to on-site support at the construction site to successful project completion,” summarizes Ralf Weber, international market manager at fischer BWM Facade Systems, the project.
