The façade covering of both large and small vertical surfaces is done using the Flat Lock Panel. Consistently bent plates that latch into one another make up the panels. The panels are overlapped to provide a virtually flat look.
The panels are prefabricated and come in a variety of sizes and forms.
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Typical coverage: |
36” x 16” |
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Max coverage: |
8’ x 16” |
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Thickness: |
0.80 mm, 1.0 mm |
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Coverage: |
4 sqft (Typical) |
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On center: |
16” |
The rectangular shape is the most common. Size and material thickness are mainly standardized, but can be customized per project. The panels are attached with concealed sliding clips, that can be made by the sheet metal worker himself. The dimensions of the eaves profiles, attachment profiles etc. will depend on the on-site dimensions.
The system is easy to install. Even buildings with a complicated geometry such as convex and concave facades can be covered with these panels by using small panels. For larger surfaces areas the large panels are suitable. The Flatlock Panel can be installed vertically, horizontally or diagonally, all depending on the creativity of the designers.
Flatlock Panel Wall Abutment Right
Flatlock Panel Wall Abutment Left
Flatlock Panel Vertical Section
Flatlock Panel Typical Clip Application
Flatlock Panel Sill Flashing Window
Flatlock Panel Outer Corner with Corner Flashing
Flatlock Panel Outer Corner Hooked Option
Flatlock Panel Jamb Flashing Window Right
Flatlock Panel Jamb Flashing Window Left
Flatlock Panel Inner Corner
Flatlock Panel Horizontal Section
Flatlock Panel Head Flashing Window
Flatlock Panel Head Capping
Flatlock Panel Eaves Flashing Wall
Flatlock Panel Clip Small
Flatlock Panel Clip Large
Flatlock Panel Clip Example