When working on an external or boundary wall of a building it is often impossible to erect expensive scaffolding, or even gain access to other elevated work platforms. We have therefore developed systems that allow all fixings and sealants to be constructed from one side of the wall, which means Speedpanel walls can be built on a boundary without requiring any access to the neighbouring property.
Speedpanel has completed testing on wind loading and deflection requirements and created systems that have been suitable for building applications such as external facade elements in either a horizontal or vertical fashion, in standard or low wind regions of Australia and New Zealand up to the highest ‘wind region’ category (including region C & D) as defined in AS/NZ 1170.2:2011.
Speedpanel systems do have the ability to support large weight in the form of facades, electrical boxes and other service componentry based on screw fixing tests into specific locations within the Speedpanel system.
Featured Project
MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND (MCG), MELBOURNE
The use of Speedpanel provided an acoustic substrate for grandstand infill walls in which the facade system could fix to. It eliminated the need for additional structural steel normally required for an architectural facade system of this nature.
Client: Grocon
Architects: Cox Architecture, Hassell, TS & E, Daryl Jackson Architects
Our comprehensive Concrete Connections guide provides you with the information you need to connect your Speedpanel system to a concrete structure.
Featuring common connection drawings, technical information and step-by-step instructions, this guide will ensure your installation process is both seamless and efficient.
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