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Strip Curtain Walls or strip
walls exhibit 8" , 12" and 16"
strips in most applications.
Strips can be overlapped
from 33 % all the way to 100
% . Full overlap or 100%
coverage is usually
recommended for noise
control and optimal
temperature control
whereas 33% and 50 %
overlaps are common in
dust and air containment
applications. Strip Walls
exhibit either face or header
mount hardware. Face
Mount hardware attaches to
the face of a surface
whereas header mount can
attach to the uder side of a
beam or surface.
walls exhibit 8" , 12" and 16"
strips in most applications.
Strips can be overlapped
from 33 % all the way to 100
% . Full overlap or 100%
coverage is usually
recommended for noise
control and optimal
temperature control
whereas 33% and 50 %
overlaps are common in
dust and air containment
applications. Strip Walls
exhibit either face or header
mount hardware. Face
Mount hardware attaches to
the face of a surface
whereas header mount can
attach to the uder side of a
beam or surface.
The picture to the left exhibits a strip wall mounted
with header style hardware which was tack welded
onto the lip of an I-BEAM.
Strips are commonly shipped in a natural roll form to
prevent curling or distortions. Rolls range from 100' to
200' and are all pre-punched and perforated. As the
installer unroll the material he/she will tear the strip at
the perforation mark. The strip is pre punched with
holes for easy attachment to the hadware. Face
Plates sandwich the strips securely.
with header style hardware which was tack welded
onto the lip of an I-BEAM.
Strips are commonly shipped in a natural roll form to
prevent curling or distortions. Rolls range from 100' to
200' and are all pre-punched and perforated. As the
installer unroll the material he/she will tear the strip at
the perforation mark. The strip is pre punched with
holes for easy attachment to the hadware. Face
Plates sandwich the strips securely.
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