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Key Features
Install horizontally or vertically onto steel or timber stud framing or masonry/concrete using the ExpressWall top hat fixing system.
Withstands high wind loads up to 7.0 kPa when used with the Cemintel Rigid Air Barrier.
Design with confidence knowing the ExpressPanel Walling System is Codemark Certified CM20196.
Use where non-combustible materials are required in accordance with NCC Volume One clause C2D1 Deemed-to-Satisfy Provisions (6) (d).
Product Information
ExpressPanel exterior cladding comes factory sealed on the front, back, and edges, providing excellent moisture resistance. The system used to fix the panels is designed for superior moisture management.
These high-quality panels are installed using a Pressure Equalised Ventilated Cavity System, which ensures exceptional weather performance through the innovative ExpressWall fixing system.
Prefinished Façade Cladding options that use the same ExpressWall™ System
Cemintel Baresone Range: a palette of 4 grey prefinished panels that provide the natural look of a mottled concrete finish.
Cemintel Surround Range: A palette of 16 colours and 5 neutrals in prefinished colour-through panels.
Installation
The ExpressWall top hat fixing system achieves a sleek, modern express-jointed aesthetic. This cladding system is both fast and economical to install.
Versatile and durable, this façade system suits a wide range of building types. Panels are pre-drilled and fixed to metal top hats with countersunk head screws. Gasket tape on vertical top hats enhances weather resistance, while a backing strip on horizontal joints minimises water ingress.
In a pressure equalised system, a cavity is created between the rigid air barrier and the cladding panels. Openings at the base and top of the façade allow for pressure equalisation, facilitating air circulation and drainage. This drying action helps reduce moisture penetration—a crucial factor in construction. By preventing moisture build-up, the system allows the building shell to dry out, promoting a healthier, more breathable building environment.
