Anchoring Systemsdeveloped by Strow Sistemas
We work with different anchoring systems for ventilated façades.
We thoroughly analyze each project to determine the optimal anchoring system for ventilated façades.
In recent years, a new construction system has been gaining ground as a solution that combines aesthetics and functionality to enhance exterior walls while also improving the thermal and acoustic insulation of all types of buildings.
This solution is none other than the ventilated façade, a system that offers numerous clear advantages and is suitable for all types of properties.
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What is a ventilated façade?
A ventilated façade is a system consisting of an independent structure installed over the building envelope, creating an air cavity between the two layers. This allows natural air circulation and ventilation of the intermediate space, improving the building’s thermal and acoustic performance.
In addition to providing extra insulation and protection against external elements such as rain and wind, a ventilated façade enhances the building’s appearance with a modern and elegant aesthetic.
How do I choose the right anchoring system for my ventilated façade project?
Choosing the right anchoring system for a ventilated façade depends on technical and structural factors that directly influence the safety and durability of the project. Not all systems are suitable for every type of cladding or every building.
The main selection criteria are:
Type of cladding (natural stone, porcelain, ceramic, GRC, composite, etc.)
Weight and thickness of the pieces
Building height and wind loads
Type of support (concrete, metal structure, brickwork)
Technical regulations and structural calculation requirements
An incorrectly dimensioned anchoring system can cause problems, displacement or cost overruns on site. Therefore, before purchasing an anchoring system for a ventilated façade, it is advisable to have a technical study carried out to ensure compatibility between the profiles, anchoring and cladding.
At STROW, we work with solutions designed to optimise installation, safety and structural performance, adapting each system to the actual needs of the project.
Which ventilated façade materials are compatible with anchoring systems?
Anchoring systems for ventilated façades are designed to adapt to different types of cladding, provided that an adequate technical calculation is carried out.
The most common compatible materials include:
Natural stone
Porcelain and technical ceramics
GRC panels
Aluminium composite
Architectural concrete
Large format panels
Each material behaves differently in terms of weight, thermal expansion and mechanical strength. For example, a piece of solid stone does not require the same type of anchoring as a lightweight ceramic panel.
Before purchasing an anchoring system for a specific material, it is essential to verify the recommended technical solution to ensure secure fastening and regulatory compliance.
STROW develops anchoring solutions compatible with multiple cladding materials, prioritising stability, safety and efficiency on site.
How much does a ventilation system for ventilated façades cost?
The price of an anchoring system for ventilated façades is not standard, as it depends on several technical factors.
The variables that influence the cost are:
Type of system (vertical, horizontal or point)
Cladding material
Thickness and weight of the parts
Height of the building
Complexity of the project
Need for specific structural calculations
The price is usually calculated per square metre and can vary significantly depending on the technical solution adopted. In large-volume projects, optimising the anchoring system can lead to considerable savings in structure and installation time.
To obtain an accurate quote, it is best to request a personalised technical study to determine the most cost- and performance-efficient solution. Contact us for a quote tailored to your project.
What maintenance do anchoring systems require once installed?
A quality anchoring system is designed to offer a long service life with minimal maintenance. However, in buildings of a certain height or in environments exposed to demanding weather conditions, periodic inspections are recommended.
Regular maintenance consists of:
Visual inspection of fastenings and anchor points
Checking for possible movement or expansion
Inspection after extreme weather events
When the system has been correctly calculated and installed, maintenance is preventive rather than corrective. Using certified and correctly dimensioned systems reduces future risks and avoids costly interventions.
At STROW, we develop anchoring systems for ventilated façades designed to maximise durability and minimise long-term incidents, providing structural safety from the design stage onwards.