Instalarea panourilor din fibrociment pentru fatade ventilate CEMBRIT Cover, Solid, Transparent
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Installation
Cembrit Cover, Solid and Transparent
Table of Contents
Product Information
2
Product Datasheet
5
Accessories 6
Installation on wooden sub-cunstruction 8
Installation on aluminium sub-construction 15
Installation on steel sub-construction
22
Installation by bonding
29
Weatherboards
29
Storing, Handling and Processing
33
Maintenance 36
Product Information
Product Information
Cembrit fibre-cement is a modern building
material made from natural and environmentally
friendly raw materials. The technology has been
developed by Cembrit, holding more than 80
years of experience within the manufacture of
fibre cement. Our wide experience ensures a
sustainable product which has accumulated all
the advantages of fibre cement.
The Ufacade range can be used in all selfventilated light weight facade constructions.
Featuring properties such as non-combustibility,
sound and weather insulation as well as high
impact strength, Cembrit fibre-cement boards
are the ideal facad
e material.
The fibre-cement boards are produced from a
composition of Portland cement, mineral fillers,
cellulose and plastic fibres.
Quality:
Cembrit product specifications and classifications comply with EN 12467:2004 and 13501-1:2002.
The facade range:
• is manufactured in accordance with the quality
management system ISO 9001:2008 and
the environmental management system ISO
14001:2004
• holds an Environmental Product Declaration
EPD-CEM-2012111-E according to ISO 14025
• complies with the provisions set out in the
Construction Products Regulation (EU)
No. 305/2011
• complies with the CE Declaration
of Performance
2
Ventilated facade, principle
1 3
2 3
4 3
5 3
63
7 3
21 3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
EPDM underlay (only on wood sub structures)
Air gap min 25 mm
Aluminium frame system
Rivet 4.0 x 20 K14 or screw
Facade board
Surface appearance and colours
Because of its natural composition,
variations in appearance may occur in the
individual boards and
from board to board.
Please note that this does not have any
negative effect upon the durability of the
boards. In order to minimise differences,
it is recommended that boards intended
for the same facade are taken from the
same batch as minor variations may occur
from one production lot to another.
Over time colours may change as a
consequence of the impact from UV light
and the environment in general. Cembrit
boards will, however, maintain their colour
and gloss level to a high extent. According
to the European standard EN 20105 Test
Rating
for colour fastness, Part A02 Grey Scale
for assessing change in colour, most
colours will maintain grade 4-5 after a QUV
test of 3000 hours, which in oral terms
means that changes are hardly visible.
Preferred application areas are:
• Self-ventilating facades
• Attics
• Weatherboards
• Window elements
• Eaves and roof edges
• Balconies
• Prefabricated facade elements
Self-ventilating facades
The self-ventilating facade is a p
hysical
construction which contributes to reducing temperature variations in the wall
throughout the year. Sunlight is reflected
in the summertime, and the dry insulation reduces heat loss in cold seasons. At
the same time the construction ventilates
interior condensation.
The boards can be installed with open
horizontal joints, with joint profiles or as
a weather boarding.
The sub-construction is anchored to the
inner wall and transfers the load of the
facade boards to the main construction.
Character of Change
5
No change
4
Insignificant change of depth in colour. Hardly visible
3
Loss in depth of colour. Visible
2
Increasing change
1
Major change
3
Dimensions
1250 mm
1192 mm
1192 mm
Thickness:
8 mm
2500 mm
2500 mm
3050 mm
3050 mm
1250 mm
Thickness:
8 mm
Thickness:
8 mm
Thickness:
8 mm
Finishing
If boards are cut to size on site, cutting edges
should be bevelled with sand paper.
After trimming, the edges must be sealed with
Cembrit Universal Edge Sealer inc
luded in the
delivery. Please see instructions on page 38.
4
Product Datasheet for Cembrit Transparent, Cembrit Cover and Cembrit Solid
Property
Value
Cembrit
Transparent
Unit
Value
Cembrit
Cover
Value
Cembrit
Solid
Dimension after trimming
Width
mm
1192 / 1220
1192 / 1220
1192 / 1220
Length
mm
2500 / 3040
2500 / 3050
2500 / 3050
Thickness
mm
8.0
8.0
8.0
Physical properties
Density, dry
Kg/m3
≥1550
≥1500
≥1500
Weight
Kg/m
~15.7
~15.7
~15.7
GPa
13
13
13
MPa
18
18
18
2
Mechanical properties
Bending modulus of elasticity
Dry E-module with grain
Bending strength
Wet with grain
Thermal properties
Heat conductivity
W/m °C
0.5
0.5
0.5
Coefficient of thermal expansion
mm/m °C
0.01
0.01
0.01
Temperature range
Frost resistance
°C
Max. 80
Max. 80
Max. 80
Cycles
>100
>100
>100
mm/m
1.5
1.5
1.5
Hygrothermal properties
Moisture movement (50-90% RH)
Tolerances (ref. EN 12467)
%
+
_±10
+
_±10
+
_±10
Length
Thickness
m
m
+
_±3
+
_±3
+
_±3
Width
mm
+
_±2
+
_±2
+
_±2
Category. Class
EN 12467
NT A4 I
NT A4 I
NT A4 I
Fire rating
EN 13501
A2-s1, d0
A2-s1, d0
A2-s1, d0
Other properties
pH surface
11
Cembrit complies with the relevant provisions of the Construction Products Regulation (EU) No. 305/2011
5
Accessories
Cembrit screws for fixing facade boards
are made of stainless steel for achieving
the highest corrosion resistance. Mushroom head wood screws 4.5 x 36/41 are
used for wooden sub-constructions. The
screws have a sharp point and a fast cutting thread which ensure firm fixing with a
high pull-out value.
Furthermore, a washer is fixed on the tip of
the screw to centralise it and to minimise
penetration of water into the screw hole.
On aluminium sub-constructions rivets are
most commonly used. Cembrit rivets
4.0 x 20 K14 feature an aluminium body
with a stainless steel mandrel. At fix-points,
a sleeve is used to prevent movement of
the board.
In order to allow the
boar
ds to move freely
in sliding points when
influenced by moisture and temperature
changes, a stand-off
head must be used
ensuring a small space between the board
and the rivet head. Drill holes are made
correctly with the centering device.
All screws are delivered in their natural
colour or powder painted in the same
colour as the facade boards, and with a
screw bit included ready to use.
16
19
18
8
19
4
4
Aluminium corner profiles for internal and
external corners are available on request.
An alternative solution for wooden subconstructions is the wing screw 4.9 x 38
which is equipped with a cutting bit and
therefore requires no pre-drilling.
For steel sub-constructions with profiles
≥ 0.5 use Cembrit stainless steel self
drilling and thread cutting screw 4.8 x 29
#1 with drilling capacity 0.5-1.5 mm.
As an alternative use Cembrit stainless
steel rivets 4.8x19 K14.
Special drill bit such as TCT Drill (7-8-9
mm) from Irwin Tools for pre-drilling in the
facade boards.
Cembrit E
PDM rubber underlay
(3x90 mm and 3 x 30 mm) should always
be placed under the Cembrit boards using
mechanical fixing.
For securing the above mentioned free
movement of the boards, it is of great
importance that the drill hole in the
aluminium sub-construction and the drill
hole in the Cembrit board are concentric.
This is ensured by using an assisting tool:
4.1 mm HSS drill for rivets in aluminium
profiles (4.0 x 20 K14).
4.9 mm HSS drill for rivets in steel profiles
(4.8 x 19 K14).
Cembrit boards can be fixed by gluing
them to a sub-structure of planed impregnated wood or aluminium.
Note! The glue supplier’s recommendations must be followed in this type of
installation. For further information, please
contact your local Cembrit representative.
6
Sub-constructions and Supports
Basic sub-constructions
Wooden sub-construction
Metal sub-construction
Aluminium sub-construction
Combined sub-construction
Steel sub-construction
Important! Cladding with Cembrit products must alway
s be carried out as a ventilated facade with
min 25 mm distance between the cladding and the rear lining (insulation material). However, in special
situations (e.g. high rise buildings), local regulations may demand a larger ventilation gap. Inlet and
outlet openings must have a cross section of least 200 cm2/m.
7
Screws on wooden sub-constructions
Fixing Details
Horizontal board orientation
Vertical board orientation
Installation on wood, vertical sub-construction
Max dimensions 8 x 1250 x 2500/3050 mm
Drill hole in the boards: Ø8
Installation on wood, vertical sub-construction
Max dimensions 8 x 1250 x 2500/3050 mm
Drill hole in the boards: Ø8
Max support
distance
Max fixing
distance
Edge
distance
Corner
distance
Max support
distance
Max fixing
distance
Edge
distance
Corner
distance
k mm
h, g mm
a mm
c mm
k mm
h, g mm
a mm
c mm
400-600**
350-600**
25-150
100-150*
400-600**
350-600**
25-150
100-150*
*Overhang e.g. windows or foundations max 200 mm
**De
pending on windload.
Concact Cembrit for further details.
*Overhang e.g. windows or foundations max 200 mm
**Depending on windload.
Concact Cembrit for further details.
Front view
vertical orientation
Front view
horizontal orientation
The installer is responsible for establishing a plane and
strong sub-construction able to obtain the loads appearing
on the actual facade and observing the fixing distances
described in this manual.
Facade boards are normally installed in a vertical position on
a vertical sub-structure. It is however possible to install the
boards in a horizontal position. The guidelines for fixing are
identical, which means the edge distances, corner distances
etc. follow the sub-structure.
8
Screws on wooden sub-constructions
Fixing details screws on wood
Horizontal cross section vertical joint
13 Load bearing wall
2 3 Insulation
4 3 Wind break
5 3 Air gap min 25 mm
6 3 Batten min 25 x 125 mm
8 3 EPDM underlay 90 mm
9 3 Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
21 Faca
de board
a 3 Edge distance 25-150 mm
b 3 Joint width 8 mm
Horizontal cross section intermediate support
13 Load bearing wall
3 2 Insulation
3 4 Wind break
3 5 Air gap min 25 mm
3 6 Batten min 25 x 62 mm
37 EPDM underlay 30 mm
3 9 Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
321 Facade board
9
Screws on wooden sub-constructions
Horizontal cross section external corner
13
323
343
353
363
383
393
321 3
3a3
3b 3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
Batten min 25 x 125 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
Facade board
Edge distance 25-150 mm
Joint width 8 mm
Horizontal cross section internal corner
13
323
343
353
363
383
393
321 3
3a3
3b 3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
Batten min 25 x 125 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
Facade board
Edge distance 25-150 mm
Joint width 8 mm
10
Horizontal cross section window
(Window recess max. 200 mm without ventilation)
13
323
343
353
363
383
393
321 3
323
2
3a3
3b 3
Load bearing
wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
Batten min 25 x 125 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
Facade board
Window
Edge distance 25-150 mm
Joint width 8 mm
11
Screws on wooden sub-constructions
Vertical cross section horizontal joint
1
2
4
5
8
9
21
b
c
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
Facade board
Joint width 8 mm
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Vertical cross section foundation
13
323
343
353
383
393
318 3
321 3
323 3
3c3
3d 3
3 f3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
Foundation
Facade board
Insect grating
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation inlet min 200 cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
12
Screws on wooden sub-constructions
Vertical cross section roof edge
13
323
343
353
383
393
321 3
3c3
3d 3
3 f3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
Facade b
oard
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation outlet min 200 cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
Vertical cross section window sill
13
323
343
353
383
393
320 3
321 3
323
2
3c3
3d 3
3 f3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
Window sill
Facade board
Window
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation outlet min 200 cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
13
Screws on wooden sub-constructions
Vertical cross section window upper edge
(Window recess max 200 mm without ventilation)
13
323
343
353
73
393
321 3
323
2
323 3
3c3
3d 3
3 f3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw 4.5 x 36/41
Facade board
Window
Insect grating
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation inlet min 200 cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
Internal corner
External corner
Ceiling
Facade boards may also be installed as under-cladding or ceiling. The installation principles are the same as for vertical installation.
Edge distance fo
r screws 25 mm. Corner distance 100 mm. Max support and fixing distances 400 mm.
100 mm
25 mm
400 mm
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Rivets on aluminium
Front view
Ceiling
100 mm
30 mm
400 mm
In order to achieve a correct and safe aluminium sub-construction, the supplier of the system should be consulted. However, there are a few
rules to consider when it comes to the functionality of the facade boards:
• Length of the aluminium profiles is minimised to 3000 mm (one storey)
• The aluminium profiles must be fixed with one fix-point at the middle or the upper end and all other fixations as sliding points
• All joints of the aluminium profiles must be aligned so they can be followed by joints of the facade boards. A board must never cross an
aluminium profile joint and be fixed to two separate aluminium profiles across a joint
• The facade boards must be fixed with a fix-point in the middle of the board. All other fixations are sliding points. In case of two intermediate supporting profiles, two
fix-points at the same horizontal level are allowed
• Every 12 m of the facade a double framing must be installed in order to create a dilatation joint.
• Important! With installation with rivets, begin with the fix-points, followed by the sliding points above and finally the sliding points below.
Fixing details
Vertical board orientation
Installation with rivets on aluminium, vertical sub-construction
Max dimensions 8 x 1250 x 2500/3050 mm
Drill hole in the boards: Ø9
Max support Max fixing
distance
distance
k mm
h, g mm
400-600** 400-600**
Edge
distance
Corner
distance
a mm
c mm
30-150
100-150*
*Overhang e.g. windows or foundations max 200 mm
**Depending on windload.
Concact Cembrit for further details.
Fix Point
Sliding point
15
Rivets on aluminium
Horizontal orientation
Facade boards may be installed in a horizontal position on a vertical sub-structure. On metal framing, the edge distance a ≥ 40 mm and
corner distance c ≥ 100 mm.
Fix Point
Sliding point
Horizontal board orientation
Installation with rivets on aluminium, vertical sub-construction
Max dimensions 8 x 1250 x 2500/3050 mm
Drill hole in the boards: Ø9
Max support
distance
Max fixing
distance
Edge
distance
Corner
distance
k mm
h, g mm
a mm
c mm
400-600**
400-600**
40-150
100-150*
*Overhang e.g. windows or foundations max 200 mm
**Depending on windload.
Concact Cembrit for further details.
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Rivets on aluminium
Horizontal cross section vertical joint
1
3
5
8
11
16
21
a
b
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium frame system
Facade board
Edge distance min 30/40 mm
Joint width 8 mm
Horizontal cross section intermediate support
1 Load bearing wall
3 Insulation
5 Air gap min 25 mm
7 EPDM underlay 30 mm
(optionel)
11 Rivet 4.0x20 K14
16 Aluminium frame system
21 Facade board
17
Rivets on aluminium
Horizontal cross section external corner
1
3
5
7
8
11
16
17
21
a
b
e
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 30 mm (optional)
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium frame system
Aluminium angle 60x60x2 mm
Facade board
Edge distance min 30/40 mm
Joint width 8 mm
Dist. to wall fixing max 200 mm
Horizontal cross section internal corner
1
3
5
7
8
11
16
17
21
a
b
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 30 mm (optional)
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium frame system
Aluminium angle 60x60x2 mm
Facade board
Edge distance min 30/40 mm
Joint width 8 mm
18
Rivets on aluminium
Horizontal cross section window
(Window recess max 200 mm without ventilation)
1
3
5
7
8
11
16
17
21
22
a
b
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 30 mm (optional)
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium frame system
Aluminium angle 60x60x2 mm
Facade b
oard
Window
Edge distance min 30/40 mm
Joint width 8 mm
Vertical cross section horizontal joint
1 3
3 3
5 3
8 3
10 3
11 3
15 3
16 3
21 3
b 3
c 3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Fixing point profile/bracket
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium profile
Aluminium frame system
Facade board
Joint width 8 mm
Corner distance min 100 mm
Note! Boards must never be fixed to
two separate profiles!
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Rivets on aluminium
Vertical cross section foundation
1
3
5
8
10
11
15
16
18
21
2
3
c
d
f
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Fixing point profile/bracket
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium profile
Aluminium frame system
Foundation
Facade board
Insect grating
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation inlet min 200cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
Vertical cross section roof edge
1
3
5
8
11
15
16
21
c
d
f
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EP
DM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium profile
Aluminium frame system
Facade board
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation outlet min 200cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
20
Rivets on aluminium
Vertical cross section window sill
1
3
5
8
11
15
16
2
0
21
22
c
d
f
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium profile
Aluminium frame system
Window sill
Facade board
Window
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation outlet min 200cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
Vertical cross section window upper edge
(Window recess max 200 mm without ventilation)
1
3
5
8
11
15
16
21
22
2
3
c
d
f
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Rivet 4.0x20 K14
Aluminium profile
Aluminium frame system
Facade board
Window
Insect grating
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation inlet min 200cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
21
Screws and rivets on
steel sub-construction
In order to achieve a correct and safe steel sub-construction, the supplier of the system should be consulted. However, there are a few rules
to consider when it comes to the functionality of the facade boards:
• Length of the steel profiles is maximum 3000 mm (one storey)
• The steel profiles must be fixed with one fix-point at the middle or the upper end and all other fixations as sliding points
• All joints of the steel profiles must be aligned allowing them to be followed by joints of the facade boards. A board must never cross a
joint in the steel profiles. A board must never cross a steel profile joint and be fixed to two separate steel profiles across a joint
• The facade boards must be fixed with a fix-point in the middle of the board. All other fixations are sliding points. In case of two intermediate supporting profiles, two fix-points at the same horizontal level are allowed
• Every 12 m of the facade a double framing must be installed i
n order to create a dilatation joint.
• Important! Fasten the boards at the fix-point(s), followed by the sliding points above and finally the sliding points below.
(The following illustrations show installation with screws – details are similar for rivets)
Ceiling
100 mm
30 mm
400 mm
Fixing details
Vertical board orientation
Installation on steel, vertical sub-construction
Max dimensions 8 x 1250 x 2500/3050 mm
Drill hole in the boards: Ø8
Max support
distance
Max fixing
distance
Edge
distance
Corner
distance
k mm
h, g mm
a mm
c mm
400-600**
400-600**
30-150
100-150*
*Overhang e.g. windows or foundations max 200 mm
**Depending on windload.
Concact Cembrit for further details.
Fix Point
Sliding point
22
Screws and rivets on steel sub-construction
Horizontal orientation
Facade boards may be installed in a horizontal position on a vertical sub-structure. On metal framing, the edge distance must be a ≥ 40 mm
and corner distance c ≥ 100 mm.
Fix Point
Sliding
point
Horizontal board orientation
Installation on steel, vertical sub-construction
Max dimensions 8 x 1250 x 2500/3050 mm
Drill hole in the boards: Ø8
Max support
distance
Max fixing
distance
Edge
distance
Corner
distance
k mm
h, g mm
a mm
c mm
400-600**
400-600**
40-150
100-150*
*Overhang e.g. windows or foundations max 200 mm
**Depending on windload.
Concact Cembrit for further details.
23
Screws and rivets on steel sub-construction
Horizontal cross section vertical joint
1
3
5
8
9
21
2
4
a
b
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Facade board
Steel profile
Edge distance min 30/40 mm
Joint width 8 mm
Horizontal cross section intermediate support
13
333
353
383
393
321 3
324 3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 30 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Facade board
Steel profile
24
Screws and rivets on steel sub-construction
Horizontal cross section external c
orner
1
33
35
7
38
39
321
2
34
3a
3b
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 30 mm (optional)
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Facade board
Steel profile
Edge distance min 30/40 mm
Joint width 8 mm
Horizontal cross section internal corner
1 3
3 3
5 3
7 3
8 3
9 3
21 3
24 3
a3
b3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 30 mm (optional)
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Facade board
Steel profile
Edge distance min 30/40 mm
Joint width 8 mm
25
Screws and rivets on steel sub-construction
Horizontal cross section window
(Window recess max 200 mm without ventilation)
1
33
35
38
39
321
22
2
34
3a
3b
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Facade board
Window
Steel profile
Edge distance min 30/40 mm
Joint width 8 mm
Vertical cross section horizontal joint
1
3
5
8
9
21
2
4
b
c
Load bearing wall
Ins
ulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Facade board
Steel profile
Joint width 8 mm
Corner distance min 100 mm
26
Screws and rivets on steel sub-construction
Vertical cross section foundation
1 3
3 3
5 3
8 3
9 3
18 3
21 3
23 3
24 3
c3
d3
f3
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Foundation
Facade board
Insect grating
Steel profile
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation inlet min 200 cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
Vertical cross section roof edge
1
3
5
8
9
19
21
2
4
c
d
f
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Eave
Facade board
Steel profile
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation outlet min 200 cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
27
Screws and rivets on steel sub-construction
Vertical cross section window sill
1 3
3 3
5 3
8 3
9 3
20 3
21 3
22 3
24 3
c3
d3
f3
Load bearing wall
Insul
ation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Window sill
Facade board
Window
Steel profile
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation outlet min 200 cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
Vertical cross section window upper edge
(Window recess max 200 mm without ventilation)
1
3
5
8
9
21
22
2
3
2
4
c
d
f
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm (optional)
Facade screw 4.8x25
Facade board
Window
Insect grating
Steel profile
Corner distance 100-150 mm
Ventilation inlet min 200 cm2/m
Overhang approx. 30 mm
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Weatherboards
Weatherboards are very much used on dormers, eaves, gables, carports, etc.
They can be fixed on vertical as well as horizontal sub-constructions. Visible
fixing and invisible, concealed fixing are possible. Weatherboards can be cut
to size on site, or they can be ordered cut to size from Cembrit.
Note! The table below covers weatherboards up to a width of 300 mm with
a single side fixing. Wider
boards should be fixed with double sided fixing in
accordance with the fixing details in the table page 9.
With this installation method, the board length is limited to max 2500 mm.
Fixing details for vertical sub-construction
Board
Thickness
mm
Max
support
distance
Min edge distances
Drill holes in board
k mm
8
a mm
m mm
Screws on wood
and steel
Rivets on aluminium and steel
400
25 on wood
30 on
aluminium
and steel
40
Ø8 on wood
Ø8 on steel
Ø9
Front view
Vertical sub-construction – visible fixing
Vertical sub-construction – invisible, concealed fixing
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Weatherboards
Horizontal cross section vertical joint
1
2
4
5
6
8
9
21
a
b
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
Batten min 25 x 125 mm planed
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw
Facade board
Edge distance min 25 mm
Joint width 8 mm
Vertical cross section invisible, concealed fixing
1
2
4
5
8
9
21
m
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Windbreak
Air gap
min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw
Facade board
Edge distance min 40 mm
30
Weatherboards
Vertical cross section visible fixing
1
2
4
5
8
9
21
m
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Windbreak
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 90 mm
Facade screw
Facade board
Edge distance min 40 mm
1 on 2 (double cladding)
Fixing details on wood
Max
support
distance
Max fixing
distance
<8 floors
Max fixing
distance
>8 floors
k mm
Thickness
mm
b mm
b mm
a mm
m mm
c mm
Screws on
wood
Rivets on
aluminium
Screws on
steel
400
400
300
25
40
100
Ø8
Ø9
Ø8
8
Min edge distances
Drill holes in board
Front view
1 on 2 (double cladding)
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Weatherboards
Horizontal cross section 1 on 2
1
2
4
5
6
7
9
21
a
m
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Wind break
Air gap min 25 mm
Batten min 25 x 62 mm planed
EPDM underlay 30 mm
Facade screw
Facade board
Edge distance min 25 mm
Edge distance min 40 mm
Vertical cross section 1 on 2
1
2
4
5
7
9
21
b
c
Load bearing wall
Insulation
Windbreak
Air gap min 25 mm
EPDM underlay 30 mm
Facade screw
Facade board
Joint width 8 mm
Corner distance min 100 mm
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Storing, Handling and Processing
Storing and handling
Cembrit products are delivered with plastic protection cover. If
undamaged the plastic cover provides good protection against
weather conditions during transportation.
Transport and warehousing
Cembrit boards should preferably be stored dry under roof and
always on a flat and dry level surface on pallets or sleepers with max
500 mm distance. Max 5 pallets in a stack.
Note! If stored more than 2-3 weeks the pallets should be kept
inside under dry and ventilated conditions.
At the building site
The plastic cover is for dust protection only. If upon arrival at the
building site the pallets are stored outside the plastic cover should
be removed and replaced with a tarpaulin leaving the possibility of
ventilation around the boards.
Note! If stored more than 2-3 weeks the
pallets should be kept
inside under dry and ventilated conditions.
Lifting products off the pallet
The boards must be lifted off the pallet and not drawn over the next
board. This will cause scratches and damages on the surface. Keep
the pallets covered with a tarpaulin during storage.
Processing
Safety
As for all other building materials, safety precautions must be taken
into account and local laws and regulations must be observed.
Cutting and drilling are subject to dust development, and proper
precautions must be taken by using appropriate dust extraction
equipment. Dust from fibre-cement boards is characterised as mineral dust and a prolonged exposure to this may cause lung disease.
Protective foam
Cembrit painted boards are equipped with polyethylene foam
between the boards for protection of the surface during transportation and processing. Polyethylene is an environmentally friendly
polymer which can be disposed of by deposition or incineration.
Cutting
Cutting to size may be
done with normal slow or fast running hand
tools or stationary equipment. When using fast running tools, dust
exhaustion must be employed. All Cembrit boards may be cut with
a circular saw or a jigsaw equipped with a diamond tipped blade.
Sharp edges are made with fast running diamond tipped tools. Cut
edges should be bevelled with sand paper.
Note! When using hand tools, cut the boards backside up. When
using stationary saw equipment, cut the boards front-side up (the
saw blade must always attack the board from the front-side).The
periphery speed of the circular saw should be 40-50 m/s. Cutting
depth 10-15 mm beyond the board.
Fast running electrical equipment
Hand held circular saws leave a fine and sharp
edge on the boards and provide fine dust.
Due to the speed of the blade the dust is dispersed
over a larger area. Therefore, it is necessary to establish sufficient
exhaustion and if needed the operator should carry personal safety
equipment.
Operation parameters for Cembrit saw bl
ades
Saw blade Ø
mm
Ø160
Ø190
Ø216
Ø250
Ø300
Thickness mm
2.4 mm
2.4 mm
2.6 mm
2.6 mm
2.8 mm
Hole size mm
20 mm
30 mm
30 mm
30 mm
30 mm
Rpm
4800
4000
3500
3000
2800
Alternative equipment
Tool
Model
Saw blade
Festool
AXT 50 LA
TF56, 170 x 2.0 x 30 mm
Slow running electrical equipment
Normally, slow moving electrical machinery develops heavy dust or
chips. Cutting quality depends on the specific tool applied.
Operation parameters for stationary circular saw
Saw blade Ø mm
Rpm
150
230
250
260
300
350
3800
2500
2300
2200
1900
1650
Cut-outs
Cut-outs may be made with a jigsaw or a key-hole saw equipped
with a hard metal, bi-metal or diamond tipped blade. In order to
avoid creating a notch at the inside corner, it is recommended to
drill a min 8 mm hole before cutting. Cut edges should be bevelled
with sand paper.
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Storing, Handling and Processing
Drilling
Drill holes from the front-side
with a hard metal drill at 1500
rpm. Always, place
an underlay,
e.g. a woodchip-board, under
the Cembrit board in order to
achieve neat drilling holes.
Cembrit recommends carbide
tipped Irwin TCT twisted drill bit
(DIN 338) which is available from
Cembrit in 7-8-9 mm. The Irwin
TCT drill will drill materials up to
a hardness of 50 Rockwell C.
8 mm hole
Marking
Cutting
Cleaning of boards after cutting and drilling
It is important immediately to remove dust caused by cutting
and drilling from the front and back side of the boards with a soft
brush/duster or a vacuum cleaner as it otherwise might damage
the boards. Ensure that the boards are properly cleaned before
installation, and if necessary use clean water or water with a mild
detergent and a soft sponge or brush to remove dirt and dust from
the surface. Thereafter, wipe the boards with a damp cloth.
It may also be necessary to wash the surface after installation, if the
building site conditions have been unfavourable. This is done with
lots of clean water or water with a mild d
etergent and a soft sponge
or brush and finally wiping the boards with a damp cloth.
Removal of calcium based residues
Calcium carbonate residue may occasionally be seen on the board
surface. This can be difficult to remove with water or even with
detergents, because it does not dissolve in water. For cleaning
purposes 10% acetic acid (CH3COOH) solution is used to dissolve
the calcium compounds.
Note! Carefully observe safety precautions (MSDS) when working
with acetic acid. R-phrase R36/R38 is valid: “Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin“. Use proper clothing, nitrile rubber gloves,
eye protection goggles and approved respirator (filter A, E or A/E).
Carry out the mixing outdoors. Apply the diluted 10% acetic acid
solution evenly with a spray can on the surface of the stained board.
Leave it to react for a few minutes. Do not allow the solution to dry,
but rinse with lots of clean water. Repeat the process if necessary
and rinse with water afterwards.
Note! Do not exec
ute the cleaning process with acetic acid in direct
sunlight and on hot surfaces. This might create permanent stains in
the surface paint.
Cleaning of neighbouring areas
Windows and glass in particular but also other adjacent areas must
be kept clean during the facade board installation and if necessary
protected with plastic film. Alkaline leaching from cement bonded
materials (dust from cutting or drilling holes in concrete basic wall,
etc.) is prone to damage glass and other materials. Therefore, frequent cleaning during and after the construction period is needed.
Surface damages and scratches
Damages and scratches should be avoided by lifting the boards off
the pallet and handling them carefully during installation. Scratches
might leave white streaks on the paint layer which will turn dark
when exposed to rain, because the board absorbs water through
the scratch. Repair paint is not available. The only way to prevent
dark stripes or spots is to carefully apply clear Cembrit Edge
Sealer
onto the scratch with a thin brush.
In any case the dark area will diminish after 6 to 12 months, because
of the carbonation reactions in the cement matrix of the board.
Wet framing at edges or wet spots around screw holes
The principles for scratches also apply to cut edges: Carefully apply
Cembrit Edge Sealer according to Cembrit instructions.
Drill holes for screws and rivets can hardly be sealed, but Cembrit
screws and rivets are equipped with sealing washers. When properly installed, the sealing washers will prevent water penetration
into drill holes.
Behaviour in wet conditions
Since the boards are made of Portland cement, their colour may
turn darker when exposed to rain, if the board absorbs moisture
through holes, scratches or insufficiently sealed edges. This is
natural behaviour to any cement based product and it does not
affect the integrity or long-term durability of the board. The original
colour is restored as soon as the boards dry out. The darkening will
show af
ter heavy rainfall for the first months after installation. It will
gradually reduce within 6 to 12 months, because the cement based
matrix reacts with carbon dioxide from the atmosphere – carbonation - and thereby reduces water penetration.
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Storing, Handling and Processing
Finishing of edges
with Cembrit Universal Edge Sealer
Product type
Solvent based clear edge sealer for Cembrit Zenit and
Cembrit Metro.
Usage
Cembrit Universal Edge Sealer must always be used to protect all
unpainted edges of Cembrit Zenit and Cembrit Metro fibre cement
boards. Factory cut edges are always painted.
Only Cembrit Universal Edge Sealer should be used to protect the
edges of Urbannature products.
Surface preparation
After cutting, edges must be treated immediately with Cembrit
Universal Edge Sealer. Board must be dry. Edges should be bevelled
with fine grade sand paper and must be thoroughly cleaned from
dust and dirt before applying the edge sealer.
Application conditions
Board temperature and
ambient temperature should be +5 °C - +30
°C and relative humidity <85 % . Process temperature must be
min +5 °C.
Application
1. Shake the edge sealer can well before filling the applicator with
edge sealer. Shake the filled applicator also before use if
applicator unused for a while.
2. Remove the protective cap
3. Position the applicator horizontally
4. Place the sponge parallel to the board edge and run twice along
the edge with a moderate pressure. Note! Carefully prevent the
edge sealer to flow onto the front side of the board. Excess
edge sealer on front side of the board must be wiped off
immediately with a clean cloth
5. Check that the liquid has been applied over the entire
edge surface
6. Close the applicator with the cap when interrupting the job
7. Replace the sponge when necessary
The boards can be handled 2 minutes after application of the
edge sealer.
Cleaning
No cleaning of equipment necessary. Unintended spillage can be
cleaned with wh
ambient temperature should be +5 °C - +30
°C and relative humidity <85 % . Process temperature must be
min +5 °C.
Application
1. Shake the edge sealer can well before filling the applicator with
edge sealer. Shake the filled applicator also before use if
applicator unused for a while.
2. Remove the protective cap
3. Position the applicator horizontally
4. Place the sponge parallel to the board edge and run twice along
the edge with a moderate pressure. Note! Carefully prevent the
edge sealer to flow onto the front side of the board. Excess
edge sealer on front side of the board must be wiped off
immediately with a clean cloth
5. Check that the liquid has been applied over the entire
edge surface
6. Close the applicator with the cap when interrupting the job
7. Replace the sponge when necessary
The boards can be handled 2 minutes after application of the
edge sealer.
Cleaning
No cleaning of equipment necessary. Unintended spillage can be
cleaned with wh
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