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Please check www.trespa.info for the latest version of this document 1 This system offers a cost effective solution for installing Trespa® Meteon® panels in a large variety of panel dimensions. Trespa® Meteon® panels with a minimum thickness of 6 mm may be fixed on a timber sub-frame, using powder coated screws (available in a wide range of Trespa® colours through third parties). TS150 VISIBLE (EXPOSED) FIXING WITH SCREWS ON A TIMBER SUB-FRAME > Birches Head School, Great Britain > Arch. Aedas This document is intended to provide general recommendations only. Trespa provides these guidelines and all testing, code and design data for informational purposes only and strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect seek independent advice from a certified construction professional and/or engineer regarding application and installation as well as compliance with design requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check your local codes and applicable design requirements for proper use.

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This system offers a cost effective solution for installing Trespa® Meteon® panels in a large variety of panel dimensions.

Trespa® Meteon® panels with a minimum thickness of 6 mm may be fixed on a timber sub-frame, using powder

coated screws (available in a wide range of Trespa® colours through third parties).

TS150 ViSible (exPoSed) fixing wiTh ScrewS on a Timber Sub-frame

> Birches Head School, Great Britain> Arch. Aedas

This document is intended to provide general recommendations only. Trespa provides these guidelines and all testing,

code and design data for informational purposes only and strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect

seek independent advice from a certified construction professional and/or engineer regarding application and installation

as well as compliance with design requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check

your local codes and applicable design requirements for proper use.

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oVerView of aVailable cerTificaTeS

The following overview provides you with a general and non-binding indication of certificates in relation to fixing

system TS150: visible (exposed) fixing with screws on a timber sub-frame commonly used by Trespa customers in

specific countries. To consult full details of available certificates please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

country country code commonly used certificate

Netherlands NL 防KOMO attest-met-productcertificaat, Gevelbekleding systeem met Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon/ FR panelen GB-001/7

Germany DE 防Allgemeine bauaufsichtliche Zulassungen:Z-33.2-10 Trespa Meteon/FR-KR Fassadensystem Z-33.2-17 Trespa Meteon/FR Fassadensystem

Belgium BE 防

Technische goedkeuring met certificaat voor Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon FR ATG 05/2021 Agrément technique avec certification de Trespa Meteon et Trespa Meteon FR ATG 05/2021

France FR 防 Avis Technique 2/10-1396: Trespa Meteon TS150 fixation par vis sur ossature bois.

United Kingdom UK 防Agrément certificate Trespa Meteon wall cladding panels and fixings BBA Agrément Certificate 99/3629

Spain ES 防 Sistema de revestimiento de fachadas ventiladas con placas Trespa Meteon FR

Italy IT 防 No certificate available.

China CN No certificate available.

Chili CL No certificate available.

Trespa Export Countries

Other Not applicable, local certificates may apply.

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general inSTallaTion deTailS

cavity depth and ventilationFor a continuous ventilation behind the panel, Trespa

recommends the free air cavity depth between the

rainscreen cladding and the insulation or wall

construction to be between 20 and 50 mm, in order to

allow for ambient air to flow through from the ventilation

inlets and outlets. Ventilation inlets and outlets must be

the equivalent of minimum 50 square cm per linear meter

over the whole façade. Cavity depth as well as ventilation

inlets and outlets must be in accordance with applicable

building standards, regulations and certificates.

Sub-frameTrespa® Meteon® panels must be installed on a sub-frame

of sufficient strength and permanent durability. Quality

and/or treatment of the sub-frame must be in accordance

with applicable building standards, regulations and

certificates. Trespa further recommends the use of a flat

EPDM gasket to the full width of vertical battens of the

sub-frame.

fixing detailTrespa® Meteon® panels with a thickness of 6, 8 and 10 mm

can be fixed on the sub-frame with fast fixing screws (available

in a wide range of Trespa® colours through third parties).

To retain panel position, each panel must have one fixed

point in the centre of the panel.

Fixed point – hole diameter:

防 5 mm for fast fixing screw

防 equal to shank diameter for other screws

Sliding point – hole diameter:

防 8 mm for fast fixing screw

防 shank diameter + 3 mm for other screws

Screws must always be centered in the holes and must not

be over tightened.

b

c

c

c

c

b

b a a b

10 mm 20 mm

MIN. 105 mm

MIN. 34 mm

20 mm MINIMUM

Fixed point Sliding point

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oVerView of Technical inSTallaTion deTailSThe following table gives a general overview of some of

the most significant technical installation details in

those countries where this fixing system is commonly

used. For details of certification see: Overview of

available certificates.

In certain countries specific certification requirements

may apply. For countries in which a certificate for this

fixing system is available, the following table presents a

summary of the certificate. For countries in which no

certificate for this fixing system may be available, the

information given in the following table only contains an

advise as to the installation commonly used by Trespa

customers, as based on Trespa’s experience. For all

countries Trespa strongly advises that the customer,

project owner and architect seek independent advice from

a construction professional regarding the accordance to

national and/or local building regulations of fixing systems.

The information below does not contain all requirements

with regard to the certificates. For design and installation, the

complete certificate(s) must be considered. To consult these

certificates, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

Panel thicknessa (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

6, 8, 10 NL, DE, BE, FR, UK, ES IT

max. panel dimension (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

3050 x 1530 or 2550 x 1860 NL, DE, BE, FRB, UK, ES IT

Joint width (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

10 NL, DE, BE, FRC, UK, ES IT

A 13 mm may be applied in certain circumstances, please contact your local Trespa representative.

B For other panel dimensions, please consult the certificate.

C For other joint width, please consult the certificate.

Based on applicable building standards, regulations or certificates, wider joints may be permissible.

Panel thickness

maximum panel dimension

Joint width

minimum dimensions sub-frame

minimum dimension timber battens (mm)

country with certificate country without certificate

Intermediate / End battens 45 x 34 Jointing battens 95 x 34

NL, UK, ES IT

Intermediate / End battens 46 x 35 Jointing battens 95 x 35

BE

Intermediate / End battens 50 x 34 Jointing battens 105 x 34

DE

Intermediate / End battens 40 x 45 Jointing battens 80 x 45

FR

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edge clearance

recommended maximum fixing distances

edge clearance (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

Min. 20 mm and max. 10 x panel thickness

NL, DE, BE, UK, FR, ES IT

maximum fixing distancesd,e (mm)

Panel thickness (mm) for Satin / rock

Panel thickness (mm) for glossf

country with certificate

country without certificate

6 8 10 10

2 fixings in one direction

450 600 750 550 NL, DE, BE, FR, UK, ES IT

3 or more fixings in one direction

550 750 900 700 NL, BE, FR, UK, ES IT

3 or more fixings in one direction

550 700 800 700 DE

D Fixing distances for soffit application must be multiplied by 0.75.

E The maximum permitted fixing distances shown have been designed with a maximum (wind) load of 600 N/ m² and maximum deflection of L/200.

F Based on the surface properties of Gloss panels, fixing distances are reduced.

Fixing distances must be calculated in accordance with applicable local standards, regulations and certificates and should be

verified by a structural engineer.

For more information about deflection and wind loads, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/fixingsystems

a

b

b

b

b

c c ac ca

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c

b

b

b

b

c

c

a = horizontal fixing distance

b = vertical fixing distance

c = edge clearance

= fixed point in panel centre

= sliding point

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14

3

5

6

7

8

2

horizontal cross-section

1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. EPDM gasket

7. Vertical timber batten

8. Fast fixing screw

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Vertical cross-section

1

4

3

5

6

7

8

2

1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity and vertical timber batten

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Vertical timber batten

7. Fast fixing screw

8. Ventilation profile

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Disclaimer

This is a print generated by you from www.trespa.info (“Website”). By accessing the Website and printing this document you have accepted the

Terms of Use of the Website. Please refer to the Website for all conditions that apply to this document. Not all the systems shown in this document

may be suitable for all applications and jurisdictions. We provide you with testing, code and design data for informational purposes only and

strongly recommend that you or any other user of this document obtains independent advice regarding compliance with design requirements,

applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check your local codes and design requirements for proper use. Trespa will not

accept any liability in relation to your use of this document.

All intellectual property rights, including copyrights and other rights regarding the content of the Website and this print generated from the

Website (including logos, trademarks, service marks, software, databases, audio, video, text and photographs) are owned by Trespa and/or its

licensors. Trespa®, Meteon®, Athlon®, TopLab®, TopLabPLUS ®, TopLabECO-FIBRE ®, Virtuon®, Volkern®, Trespa Essentials® and Mystic Metallics®

are registered trademarks of Trespa.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related activities of Trespa are governed by

the Trespa General Terms and Conditions of Sale (Algemene verkoopvoorwaarden Trespa International B.V.) filed with the Chamber of Commerce

and Industry for Noord- en Midden- Limburg in Venlo (NL) on 11 April 2007 under number 24270677,which can be found on and downloaded

from the Trespa website, www.trespa.com.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related work of Trespa North America, Ltd.

are governed by the Trespa General Terms and Conditions of Sale, which can be found on and downloaded from the Trespa North America Ltd.

website, www.trespa.com/na. A copy of these general conditions of sale will be provided free of charge on request.

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This system offers large flexibility for installing Trespa® Meteon® panels, the use of adjustable brackets allow for

precise joints and an optimal façade grid.

Trespa® Meteon® panels with a minimum thickness of 10 mm may be fixed invisibly on an aluminium sub-frame

comprising horizontal rails and hanging brackets fixed with inserts or screws to the back of the panel.

TS200 inviSible (concealed) fixingwiTh brackeTS on railS

> Ecole de musique, France> SIZ-IX Architectes

This document is intended to provide general recommendations only. Trespa provides these guidelines and all testing,

code and design data for informational purposes only and strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect

seek independent advice from a certified construction professional and/or engineer regarding application and installation

as well as compliance with design requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check

your local codes and applicable design requirements for proper use.

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overview of available cerTificaTeS

The following overview provides you with a general and non-binding indication of certificates in relation to fixing

system TS200: invisible (concealed) fixing with brackets on rails commonly used by Trespa customers in specific

countries. To consult full details of available certificates please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

country country code commonly used certificate

Netherlands NL 防KOMO attest-met-productcertificaat, Gevelbekleding systeem met Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon/ FR panelen GB-001/7

Germany DE 防Allgemeine bauaufsichtliche Zulassung: Rückseitige Befestigung mittels Hinterschnittanker Z-21.9-1544

Belgium BE 防

Technische goedkeuring met certificaat voor Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon FR ATG 05/2021 Agrément technique avec certification de Trespa Meteon et Trespa Meteon FR ATG 05/2021

France FR 防 Avis Technique 2/07-1245: Trespa Meteon système invisible TS200.

United Kingdom UK 防 BBA certificate Trespa Meteon wall cladding panels and fixings. 99/3629

Spain ES 防 Sistema de revestimiento de fachadas ventiladas con placas Trespa Meteon FR. DIT 473.

Italy IT 防 No certificate available.

China CN 防 No certificate available.

Chile CL 防 No certificate available.

Trespa Export Countries

Other Not applicable, local certificates may apply.

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general inSTallaTion deTailS

cavity depth and ventilationFor a continuous ventilation behind the panel, Trespa

recommends the free air cavity depth between the

rainscreen cladding and the insulation or wall

construction to be between 20 and 50 mm, in order to

allow for ambient air to flow through from the ventilation

inlets and outlets. Ventilation inlets and outlets must be

the equivalent of minimum 50 square cm per linear meter

over the whole façade. Cavity depth as well as ventilation

inlets and outlets must be in accordance with applicable

building standards, regulations and certificates.

Sub-frameThe horizontal aluminium rails can be fixed on a vertical

timber or aluminium sub-frame.

Trespa® Meteon® panels must be installed on a sub-frame

of sufficient strength and permanent durability. Quality

and/or treatment of the sub-frame must be in accordance

with applicable building standards, regulations and

certificates.

Some countries may allow the use of a stainless/galvanized

steel sub-frame. Please consult the certificate or contact

your local Trespa representative.

fixing detailPanel brackets are attached to the Trespa® Meteon® panels

using two stainless steel inserts or screws per bracket.

Each panel has two adjusting points. To retain panel position,

the panel must have one fixed point at the top by inserting

a self-drilling screw (or similar) through the hanging

bracket and into the rail. Alternatively, where access is

impossible, each panel must have one glued fixed point

(with proprietary adhesive system e.g. polyurethane).

Fixing method:

防 straight insert

防 thread cutting screw

防 conical insert

防 TU-S fastener (rivet screw)

a

b

b

b

b

c c ac ca

c

c

b

b

b

b

c

c

x x x x

Remaining panel thickness: at least 2.5 mm.

Anchoring depth: total panel thickness minus 3 mm.

Due to aesthetics, the use of gloss panels is not recommended

for this system.

Conical Insert

Straight insert

TU-S fastener (rivet screw)

Threat cutting screw

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overview of Technical inSTallaTion deTailSThe following table gives a general overview of some of

the most significant technical installation details in

those countries where this fixing system is commonly

used. For details of certification see: Overview of

available certificates.

In certain countries specific certification requirements

may apply. For countries in which a certificate for this

fixing system is available, the following table presents a

summary of the certificate. For countries in which no

certificate for this fixing system may be available, the

information given in the following table only contains an

advise as to the installation commonly used by Trespa

customers, as based on Trespa’s experience. For all countries

Trespa strongly advises that the customer, project owner

and architect seek independent advice from a construction

professional regarding the accordance to national and/or

local building regulations of fixing systems.

The information below does not contain all requirements

with regard to the certificates. For design and installation, the

complete certificate(s) must be considered. To consult these

certificates, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

Panel thickness (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

10, 13 NL, DE, BE, FR, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

Max. panel dimensions (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

3050 x 1530 or 2550 x 1860 DE

Max. height 3050Max. length 3650

NL, BE, FRA, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

Joint width (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

10 NL, DE, BE, UK, FRB, ES IT, CN, CL

A For other panel lengths, please consult the certificate.

B For other joint width, please consult the certificate.

Based on applicable building standards, regulations or certificates, wider joints may be permissible.

Panel thickness

Maximum panel dimension

Joint width

Minimum dimensions sub-frameAny vertical timber, aluminium or stainless/galvanized steel sub-frame must be designed in accordance with applicable

local standards, regulations and certificates.

4

edge clearance

edge clearance (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

Please consult the certificate for the edge clearances

NL, BE, DE, FR, ES

Vertical and horizontal edge distance minimum 65 mm and maximum 10 x panel thickness, counted from the center of the first fixing

UK, IT, CN, CL

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recommended maximum fixing distances

C Fixing distances for soffit application must be multiplied by 0.75.

D The maximum permitted fixing distances shown have been designed with a maximum (wind) load of 600 N/ m² and maximum deflection of L/200.

Fixing distances must be calculated in accordance with applicable local standards, regulations and certificates and should be

verified by a structural engineer.

For more information about deflection and wind loads, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/fixingsystems

a

b

b

b

b

c c ac ca

c

c

b

b

b

b

c

c

x x x xFixing and edge clearances

a = horizontal fixing distance

b = vertical fixing distance

c = edge clearance

= fixed point

= adjusting point

= sliding point:

Lower brackets fixed higher at such a level as to facilitate

downward panel movement (2.5 mm/m1)

Maximum fixing distances (mm)c,d

Panel thickness (mm) for Satin / rock

country with certificate

country without certificate

10 13

2 fixings in one direction Please consult the certificate for the fixing distances

NL, DE, BE, FR

3 or more fixings in one direction

Please consult the certificate for the fixing distances

NL, DE, BE, FR

2 fixings in one direction 750 950 UK, ES IT, CN, CL

3 or more fixings in one direction

900 1200 UK, ES IT, CN, CL

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horizontal cross-section1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Wall bracket

7. Vertical aluminium rail

8. Horizontal aluminium rail

9. Aluminium hanging bracket

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vertical cross-section

1

4

3

5

6

7

2

1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Horizontal aluminium rail

7. Ventilation profile

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Disclaimer

This is a print generated by you from www.trespa.info (“Website”). By accessing the Website and printing this document you have accepted the

Terms of Use of the Website. Please refer to the Website for all conditions that apply to this document. Not all the systems shown in this document

may be suitable for all applications and jurisdictions. We provide you with testing, code and design data for informational purposes only and

strongly recommend that you or any other user of this document obtains independent advice regarding compliance with design requirements,

applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check your local codes and design requirements for proper use. Trespa will not

accept any liability in relation to your use of this document.

All intellectual property rights, including copyrights and other rights regarding the content of the Website and this print generated from the

Website (including logos, trademarks, service marks, software, databases, audio, video, text and photographs) are owned by Trespa and/or its

licensors. Trespa®, Meteon®, Athlon®, TopLab®, TopLabPLUS ®, TopLabECO-FIBRE ®, Virtuon®, Volkern®, Trespa Essentials® and Mystic Metallics®

are registered trademarks of Trespa.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related activities of Trespa are governed by

the Trespa General Terms and Conditions of Sale (Algemene verkoopvoorwaarden Trespa International B.V.) filed with the Chamber of Commerce

and Industry for Noord- en Midden- Limburg in Venlo (NL) on 11 April 2007 under number 24270677,which can be found on and downloaded

from the Trespa website, www.trespa.com.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related work of Trespa North America, Ltd.

are governed by the Trespa General Terms and Conditions of Sale, which can be found on and downloaded from the Trespa North America Ltd.

website, www.trespa.com/na. A copy of these general conditions of sale will be provided free of charge on request.

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This system is ideally suited to quickly install large uninterrupted façade surfaces offering a grid with horizontal lines.

Trespa® Meteon® panels with a minimum thickness of 8 mm may be installed by fitting their profiled horizontal edges

into continuous aluminium TS300 rails. Panel edges are designed to mask the aluminum profiles used to install the

Trespa® Meteon® panels.

TS300 InvISIble (concealed) fIxIng uSIng profIled edgeS

> Kantoor van de Meerakker, The Netherlands> Anomalie Architects

This document is intended to provide general recommendations only. Trespa provides these guidelines and all testing,

code and design data for informational purposes only and strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect

seek independent advice from a certified construction professional and/or engineer regarding application and installation

as well as compliance with design requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check

your local codes and applicable design requirements for proper use.

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overvIew of avaIlable cerTIfIcaTeS

The following overview provides you with a general and non-binding indication of certificates in relation to fixing

system TS300: invisible (concealed) fixing using profiled edges commonly used by Trespa customers in specific

countries. To consult full details of available certificates please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

country country code commonly used certificate

Netherlands NL 防KOMO attest-met-productcertificaat, Gevelbekleding systeem met Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon/ FR panelen GB-001/7

Germany DE 防 Allgemeine bauaufsichtliche Zulassung:Z-33.2- 456 Trespa System 300

Belgium BE 防

Technische goedkeuring met certificaat voor Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon FR ATG 12/2021 Agrément technique avec certification de Trespa Meteon et Trespa Meteon FR ATG 12/2021

France FR 防 Avis Technique 2/06-1223: Trespa Meteon Système Modulaire TS300

United Kingdom UK 防 No certificate available.

Spain ES 防 Sistema de revestimiento de fachadas ventiladas con placas Trespa Meteon FR. DIT 473.

Italy IT 防 No certificate available.

China CN 防 No certificate available.

Chile CL 防 No certificate available.

Trespa Export Countries

Other Not applicable, local certificates may apply.

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cavity depth and ventilationFor a continuous ventilation behind the panel, Trespa

recommends the free air cavity depth between the

rainscreen cladding and the insulation or wall

construction to be between 20 and 50 mm, in order to

allow for ambient air to flow through from the ventilation

inlets and outlets. Ventilation inlets and outlets must be

the equivalent of minimum 50 square cm per linear meter

over the whole façade. Cavity depth as well as ventilation

inlets and outlets must be in accordance with applicable

building standards, regulations and certificates.

Sub-frameThe horizontal aluminium rails can be fixed on a vertical

timber or aluminium sub-frame.

Trespa® Meteon® panels must be installed on a sub-frame

of sufficient strength and permanent durability. Quality

and/or treatment of the sub-frame must be in accordance

with applicable building standards, regulations and

certificates.

Some countries may allow the use of a stainless/galvanized

steel sub-frame. Please consult the certificate or contact

your local Trespa representative.

fixing detail防 TS300 can only be used for horizontal single-field spans.

As a result, the maximum panel height is limited.

防 Not all joint solutions are possible with 8 mm thick

Trespa® Meteon® panels.

防 To retain position each panel must have one glued fixed

point (with proprietary adhesive system e.g. polyurethane)

on the bottom rail central in the panel length.

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overvIew of TechnIcal InSTallaTIon deTaIlSThe following table gives a general overview of some of

the most significant technical installation details in

those countries where this fixing system is commonly

used. For details of certification see: Overview of

available certificates.

In certain countries specific certification requirements may

apply. For countries in which a certificate for this fixing

system is available, the following table presents a summary

of the certificate. For countries in which no certificate for

this fixing system may be available, the information given

in the following table only contains an advise as to the

installation commonly used by Trespa customers, as based

on Trespa’s experience. For all countries Trespa strongly

advises that the customer, project owner and architect

seek independent advice from a construction professional

regarding the accordance to national and/or local building

regulations of fixing systems.

The information below does not contain all requirements

with regard to the certificates. For design and installation, the

complete certificate(s) must be considered. To consult these

certificates, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

panel thickness (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

8, 10, 13 NL, DE, BE, FR, ES UK, IT, CN, CL

Max. panel dimensions (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

max. panel length 3650 NL, BE, ES UK, IT, CN, CL

max. panel length 3050 FR

max. panel length 3000 DE

Joint width (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

10 NL, DE, BE, FRA, ES UK, IT, CN, CL

A For other joint width, please consult the certificate.

Based on applicable building standards, regulations or certificates, wider joints may be permissible.

panel thickness

Maximum panel length

Joint width

Minimum dimensions sub-frame

4

Minimum dimension timber battens (mm)

country with certificate country without certificate

45 x 75 NL, DE, BE, ES UK, IT, CN, CL

45 x 60 FR

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recommended maximum panel height

B The maximum permitted fixing distances shown have been designed with a maximum (wind) load of 600 N/ m² and maximum deflection of L/200.

C Based on the surface properties of Gloss panels, the fixing distances are reduced.

Fixing distances must be calculated in accordance with applicable local standards, regulations and certificates and should be

verified by a structural engineer.

For more information about deflection and wind loads, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/fixingsystems

panel thickness (mm) for Satin / rockb

panel thickness (mm) for glossc country with certificate

country without certificate

8 10 13 10 13

605 759 759 550 750 DE

600 750 900 550 750 NL, BE, FR, ES UK, IT, CN, CL

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1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Vertical aluminium rail

7. Wall bracket

8. Horizontal TS300 profile

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vertical cross-section

1

4

3

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1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Horizontal TS300 profile

7. Ventilation profile

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Disclaimer

Not all certification required for your project may be available through Trespa or additional certification may have to be obtained by the customer.

Therefore, also in relation to the above overview, Trespa strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect seek independent advice

from a construction professional regarding the accordance to national and/or local building regulations of a chosen fixing system.

This is a print generated by you from www.trespa.info (“Website”). By accessing the Website and printing this document you have accepted the

Terms of Use of the Website. Please refer to the Website for all conditions that apply to this document. Not all the systems shown in this

document may be suitable for all applications and jurisdictions. We provide you with testing, code and design data for informational purposes

only and strongly recommend that you or any other user of this document obtains independent advice regarding compliance with design

requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check your local codes and design requirements for proper use.

Trespa will not accept any liability in relation to your use of this document.

All intellectual property rights, including copyrights and other rights regarding the content of the Website and this print generated from the

Website (including logos, trademarks, service marks, software, databases, audio, video, text and photographs) are owned by Trespa and/or its

licensors. Trespa®, Meteon®, Athlon®, TopLab®, TopLabPLUS ®, TopLabECO-FIBRE ®, Virtuon®, Volkern®, Trespa Essentials® and Mystic Metallics®

are registered trademarks of Trespa.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related activities of Trespa are governed

by the Trespa General Terms and Conditions of Sale (Algemene verkoopvoorwaarden Trespa International B.V.) filed with the Chamber of

Commerce and Industry for Noord- en Midden- Limburg in Venlo (NL) on 11 April 2007 under number 24270677,which can be found on and

downloaded from the Trespa website, www.trespa.com/documentation.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related work of Trespa North America, Ltd.

are governed by the Trespa North America General Terms and Conditions of Sale, which can be found on and downloaded from the Trespa website,

www.trespa.com/documentation. A copy of these general conditions of sale will be provided free of charge on request.

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Although the majority of past Trespa installations have been mechanically fixed, the use of adhesive fixing systems is

possible under certain conditions, including careful attention to various installation details, installation by a qualified

party in accordance with all guidelines and recommendations of a qualified adhesive manufacturer, and in compliance

with all applicable codes. Trespa is not responsible for the selection or use of adhesives in fixing systems.

Trespa® Meteon® panels of various thicknesses may be fixed to a vertical aluminium or timber sub-frame using a

permanently flexible adhesive system.

InvIsIble (concealed) fIxIng wIth adhesIve on an alumInIum or tImber sub-frame

This document is intended to provide general recommendations only. Trespa provides these guidelines and all testing,

code and design data for informational purposes only and strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect

seek independent advice from a certified construction professional and/or engineer regarding application and installation

as well as compliance with design requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check

your local codes and applicable design requirements for proper use.

Please check www.trespa.info for the latest version of this document

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general InstallatIon guIdelInes

cavity depth and ventilationFor a continuous ventilation behind the panel, Trespa

recommends the free air cavity depth between the

rainscreen cladding and the insulation or wall

construction to be between 20 and 50 mm, in order to

allow for ambient air to flow through from the ventilation

inlets and outlets. Ventilation inlets and outlets must be

the equivalent of minimum 50 square cm per linear meter

over the whole façade. Cavity depth as well as ventilation

inlets and outlets must be in accordance with applicable

building standards, regulations and certificates.

sub-frameTrespa® Meteon® panels must be installed on a sub-frame

of sufficient strength and permanent durability. Quality

and/or treatment of the sub-frame must be in accordance

with certificate holders’ recommendations as well as

applicable building standards and regulations.

fixing detailThe effectiveness of an adhesive fixed panel is determined

mainly by weather conditions at the time of fixing. Damp,

cold and / or dusty conditions may have a negative effect

on the strength of the adhesive bond. For this reason

Trespa cannot take any responsibility for the load bearing

performance of the adhesive fixed construction.

The installation guidelines of the manufacturer of the

adhesive system must be followed at all times.

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General principle of adhesive fixing on an aluminium sub-frame

1. Trespa® Meteon® panel

2. double sided adhesive tape

3. adhesive

4. aluminium profile

General principle of adhesive fixing on a timber sub-frame

1. Trespa® Meteon® panel

2. double sided adhesive tape

3. adhesive

4. timber subframe

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best PractIces

The design and installation guidelines of the adhesive

supplier are imperative. The following best practices are

a result of many years of experiences with adhesive fixed

facade cladding in countries where such fixing methods

are allowed and certified.

For all countries Trespa strongly advises that the customer,

project owner and architect seek independent advice from

a construction professional regarding compliance to

national and/or local building regulations of fixing systems.

The information below does not contain all requirements

with regard to the certificates. For design and installation,

the complete certificate(s) must be considered.

A please consult the adhesive system certificate

topic best practice

Panel thicknessA 6, 8, 10 mm

Maximum panel dimensionsA Portrait position: maximum height 3050 mm, maximum diagonal 3315 mmLandscape position: maximum width 2550 mm, maximum diagonal 2818 mm

Joint width 10 mm

Minimum dimensions aluminium sub-frameA Intermediate and end rails: width 40 mmJointing rails: width 100 mm

Minimum dimensions timber sub-frameA Intermediate and end battens: 45 x 28 mmJointing battens: 95 x 28 mm

recommended maximum fixing distances based on trespa® meteon® panel characteristics

maximum fixing distances (mm)b

Panel thickness (mm) for satin / rock Panel thickness (mm) for glossc

6 8 10 10

2 fixings in one direction

450 600 750 550

3 ore more fixings in one direction

550 750 900 700

B The maximum permitted fixing distances shown have been designed with with a maximum (wind)load of 600 N/m2 and maximum deflection of L/200.

C Based on the surface properties of Gloss panels, the fixing distances are reduced.

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Fixing distances must be calculated in accordance with applicable local standards, regulations and certificates and should be

verified by a structural engineer.

For more information about deflection and wind loads, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/fixingsystems

a = horizontal fixing distance

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Not all certification required for your project may be available through Trespa or additional certification may have to be obtained by the customer.

Therefore, also in relation to the above overview, Trespa strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect seek independent advice

from a construction professional regarding the accordance to national and/or local building regulations of a chosen fixing system.

This is a print generated by you from www.trespa.info (“Website”). By accessing the Website and printing this document you have accepted the

Terms of Use of the Website. Please refer to the Website for all conditions that apply to this document. Not all the systems shown in this

document may be suitable for all applications and jurisdictions. We provide you with testing, code and design data for informational purposes

only and strongly recommend that you or any other user of this document obtains independent advice regarding compliance with design

requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check your local codes and design requirements for proper use.

Trespa will not accept any liability in relation to your use of this document.

All intellectual property rights, including copyrights and other rights regarding the content of the Website and this print generated from the

Website (including logos, trademarks, service marks, software, databases, audio, video, text and photographs) are owned by Trespa and/or its

licensors. Trespa®, Meteon®, Athlon®, TopLab®, TopLabPLUS ®, TopLabECO-FIBRE ®, Virtuon®, Volkern®, Trespa Essentials® and Mystic Metallics®

are registered trademarks of Trespa.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related activities of Trespa are governed

by the Trespa General Terms and Conditions of Sale (Algemene verkoopvoorwaarden Trespa International B.V.) filed with the Chamber of

Commerce and Industry for Noord- en Midden- Limburg in Venlo (NL) on 11 April 2007 under number 24270677,which can be found on and

downloaded from the Trespa website, www.trespa.com/documentation.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related work of Trespa North America, Ltd.

are governed by the Trespa North America General Terms and Conditions of Sale, which can be found on and downloaded from the Trespa website,

www.trespa.com/documentation. A copy of these general conditions of sale will be provided free of charge on request.

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This system offers overlapping Trespa® Meteon® panels generating a façade with deep shadow lines.

Trespa® Meteon® panels with a thickness of 8 mm have a groove in their bottom edge enabling them to be attached

using special stainless steel fixing clamps.

TS600 / TS650 InvISIble (concealed) fIxIng of SIdIngS

> Rozengaard, The Netherlands> K3 Architectuur

This document is intended to provide general recommendations only. Trespa provides these guidelines and all testing,

code and design data for informational purposes only and strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect

seek independent advice from a certified construction professional and/or engineer regarding application and installation

as well as compliance with design requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check

your local codes and applicable design requirements for proper use.

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overvIew of avaIlable cerTIfIcaTeS

The following overview provides you with a general and non-binding indication of certificates in relation to fixing

system TS600/TS650 – invisible (concealed) fixing of sidings commonly used by Trespa customers in specific countries.

To consult full details of available certificates please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

country country code commonly used certificate

Netherlands NL 防KOMO attest-met-productcertificaat, Gevelbekleding systeem met Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon/ FR panelen GB-001/7

Germany DE 防 No certificate available, however local standards allow installation under certain circumstances.

Belgium BE 防

Technische goedkeuring met certificaat voor Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon FR ATG 05/2021Agrément technique avec certification de Trespa Meteon et Trespa Meteon FR ATG 05/2021

France FR 防 Avis Technique 2/07-1268: Trespa Meteon TS650/Pose à Clin

United Kingdom UK 防 No certificate available.

Spain ES 防 Sistema de revestimiento de fachadas ventiladas con placas Trespa Meteon FR. DIT 473.

Italy IT 防 No certificate available.

China CN 防 No certificate available.

Chile CL 防 No certificate available.

Trespa Export countries

Other Not applicable, local certificates may apply.

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cavity depth and ventilationFor a continuous ventilation behind the panel, Trespa

recommends the free air cavity depth between the

rainscreen cladding and the insulation or wall

construction to be between 20 and 50 mm, in order to

allow for ambient air to flow through from the ventilation

inlets and outlets. Ventilation inlets and outlets must be

the equivalent of minimum 50 square cm per linear meter

over the whole façade. Cavity depth as well as ventilation

inlets and outlets must be in accordance with applicable

building standards, regulations and certificates.

Sub-frameTrespa® Meteon® panels must be installed on a sub-frame

(timber or aluminium) of sufficient strength and

permanent durability. Quality and/or treatment of

the sub-frame must be in accordance with applicable

building standards, regulations and certificates.

Some countries may allow the use of a stainless/galvanized

steel sub-frame. Please consult the certificate or contact

your local Trespa representative.

fixing detail防 The Trespa® Meteon® panels must be installed from the

bottom upwards, with the first line of clamps being fixed

to adjusting blocks or to an 8 mm thick adjusting batten.

防 The panel overlap is approx. 25 mm.

防 To retain panel position, each panel must have one fixed

point (rivet/screw with an edge clearance of 10 mm)

central in the panel length.

防 The top row of Trespa® Meteon® panels is riveted/screwed

at their top edge.

1. Stainless steel clamp screwed onto timber

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel 8 mm

6. Adjustment block thickness 8 mm

7. Ventilation profile

7

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overvIew of TechnIcal InSTallaTIon deTaIlSThe following table gives a general overview of some of

the most significant technical installation details in those

countries where this fixing system is commonly used.

For details of certification see: Overview of available

certificates.

In certain countries specific certification requirements

may apply. For countries in which a certificate for this

fixing system is available, the following table presents

a summary of the certificate. For countries in which

no certificate for this fixing system may be available,

the information given in the following table only contains

an advise as to the installation commonly used by Trespa

customers, as based on Trespa’s experience. For all

countries Trespa strongly advises that the customer,

project owner and architect seek independent advice from

a construction professional regarding the accordance to

national and/or local building regulations of fixing systems.

The information below does not contain all requirements

with regard to the certificates. For design and installation, the

complete certificate(s) must be considered. To consult these

certificates, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

Panel thickness (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

8 NL, BE, FR, ES DE, UK, IT, CN, CL

Max. panel dimensions (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

Panel height 200 – 350Panel length 3650

NL, BE, FR, ES UK, IT, CN, CL

Panel height 200 – 300Panel length 3650

DE

Joint width (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

10 NL, BE, FRA, ES DE, UK, IT, CN, CL

A For other joint width, please consult the certificate.

Based on applicable building standards, regulations or certificates, wider joints may be permissible.

Panel thickness

Maximum panel dimension

Joint width

Minimum dimensions sub-frame

4

Minimum width timber battens (mm)

country with certificate country without certificate

Inner / End battens 45 x 34Intermediate jointing battens 95 x 34

NL, ES DE, UK, IT, CN, CL

Inner / End battens 46 x 35Intermediate jointing battens 95 x 35

BE

Inner / End battens 50 x 50Intermediate jointing battens 80 x 50

FR

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recommended maximum fixing distances

Fixing distances must be calculated in accordance with applicable local standards, regulations and certificates and should be

verified by a structural engineer.

For more information about deflection and wind loads, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/fixingsystems

Maximum fixing distances (mm)

Panel thickness (mm) for Satin / rock

country with certificate

country without certificate

8

fixings in horizontal direction 600 NL, BE, FR, ES DE, UK, IT, CN, CL

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5

6

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horizontal cross-section

1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Vertical timber batten

7. Stainless steel fixing clamp

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vertical cross-section

1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Vertical timber batten

7. Stainless steel fixing clamp

8. Ventilation profile

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This is a print generated by you from www.trespa.info (“Website”). By accessing the Website and printing this document you have accepted the

Terms of Use of the Website. Please refer to the Website for all conditions that apply to this document. Not all the systems shown in this document

may be suitable for all applications and jurisdictions. We provide you with testing, code and design data for informational purposes only and

strongly recommend that you or any other user of this document obtains independent advice regarding compliance with design requirements,

applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check your local codes and design requirements for proper use. Trespa will not

accept any liability in relation to your use of this document.

All intellectual property rights, including copyrights and other rights regarding the content of the Website and this print generated from the

Website (including logos, trademarks, service marks, software, databases, audio, video, text and photographs) are owned by Trespa and/or its

licensors. Trespa®, Meteon®, Athlon®, TopLab®, TopLabPLUS ®, TopLabECO-FIBRE ®, Virtuon®, Volkern®, Trespa Essentials® and Mystic Metallics®

are registered trademarks of Trespa.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related activities of Trespa are governed by

the Trespa General Terms and Conditions of Sale (Algemene verkoopvoorwaarden Trespa International B.V.) filed with the Chamber of Commerce

and Industry for Noord- en Midden- Limburg in Venlo (NL) on 11 April 2007 under number 24270677,which can be found on and downloaded

from the Trespa website, www.trespa.com.

All oral and written statements, offers, quotations, sales, supplies, deliveries and/or agreements and all related work of Trespa North America, Ltd.

are governed by the Trespa General Terms and Conditions of Sale, which can be found on and downloaded from the Trespa North America Ltd.

website, www.trespa.com/na. A copy of these general conditions of sale will be provided free of charge on request.

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This system offers a cost effective solution for installing Trespa® Meteon® panels in a large variety of panel dimensions.

Trespa® Meteon® panels with a minimum thickness of 6 mm may be fixed on a metal sub-frame, using powder coated

rivets (available in a wide range of Trespa® colours through third parties). The sub-frame should preferably consist

of vertical profiles which are fixed to the structure with special wall brackets.

TS700 ViSible (exPoSed) fixing wiTh riVeTS on a meTal Sub-frame

This document is intended to provide general recommendations only. Trespa provides these guidelines and all testing,

code and design data for informational purposes only and strongly advises that the customer, project owner and architect

seek independent advice from a certified construction professional and/or engineer regarding application and installation

as well as compliance with design requirements, applicable codes, laws and regulations, and test standards. Please check

your local codes and applicable design requirements for proper use.

> Kindergarten Gabersdorf, Austria> Zinterl Architekten ZT GmbH

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oVerView of aVailable cerTificaTeS

The following overview provides you with a general and non-binding indication of certificates in relation to fixing system

TS700: visible (exposed) fixing with rivets on a metal sub-frame commonly used by Trespa customers in specific countries.

To consult full details of available certificates please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

country country code commonly used certificate

Netherlands NL 防KOMO attest-met-productcertificaat, Gevelbekleding systeem met Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon/ FR panelen GB-001/7

Germany DE 防Allgemeine bauaufsichtliche Zulassungen:Z-33.2-10 Trespa Meteon/FR-KR FassadensystemZ-33.2-17 Trespa Meteon/FR Fassadensystem

Belgium BE 防

Technische goedkeuring met certificaat voor Trespa Meteon en Trespa Meteon FR ATG 05/2021Agrément technique avec certification de Trespa Meteon et Trespa Meteon FR ATG 05/2021

France FR 防 Avis Technique 2/10-1397: Trespa Meteon TS700 fixation sur ossature métallique.

United Kingdom UK 防 Agrément certificate Trespa Meteon wall cladding panels and fixings BBA Agrément Certificate 99/3629

Spain ES 防 Sistema de revestimiento de fachadas ventiladas con placas Trespa Meteon FR. DIT 473.

Italy IT 防 No certificate available.

China CN 防 No certificate available.

Chile CL 防 No certificate available.

Trespa Export Countries

Other Not applicable, local certificates may apply.

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general inSTallaTion deTailS

cavity depth and ventilationFor a continuous ventilation behind the panel, Trespa

recommends the free air cavity depth between the

rainscreen cladding and the insulation or wall

construction to be between 20 and 50 mm, in order to

allow for ambient air to flow through from the ventilation

inlets and outlets. Ventilation inlets and outlets must be

the equivalent of minimum 50 square cm per linear meter

over the whole façade. Cavity depth as well as ventilation

inlets and outlets must be in accordance with applicable

building standards, regulations and certificates.

Sub-frameTrespa® Meteon® panels must be installed on a sub-frame

of sufficient strength and permanent durability. Quality

and/or treatment of the sub-frame must be in accordance

with applicable building standards, regulations and

certificates.

fixing detail防 Shank diameter of the rivet is 5 mm.

防 Head diameter of the rivet is 16 mm.

防 Hole diameter for fixed point is 5.1 mm.

防 Hole diameter for sliding points in the panel is 10 mm.

防 The rivet head should be 0.3 mm free from the panel

surface by using a special tool (spacer nosepiece).

防 Rivets must always be centered in the holes.

防 To retain the panel position, each panel must have one

fixed point in the centre of the panel. All other fixing

points are sliding points.

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c c ac ca

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Fixed point Sliding point

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oVerView of Technical inSTallaTion deTailSThe following table gives a general overview of some of

the most significant technical installation details in those

countries where this fixing system is commonly used.

For details of certification see: Overview of available

certificates.

In certain countries specific certification requirements

may apply. For countries in which a certificate for this

fixing system is available, the following table presents a

summary of the certificate. For countries in which no

certificate for this fixing system may be available, the

information given in the following table only contains

an advise as to the installation commonly used by Trespa

customers, as based on Trespa’s experience. For all countries

Trespa strongly advises that the customer, project owner

and architect seek independent advice from a construction

professional regarding the accordance to national and/or

local building regulations of fixing systems.

The information below does not contain all requirements

with regard to the certificates. For design and installation, the

complete certificate(s) must be considered. To consult these

certificates, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/certificates

Panel thicknessa (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

6, 8, 10 NL, DE, BE, FR, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

max. panel dimensions (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

3050 x 1530 or 2550 x 1860 NL, DE, BE, FRB, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

Joint width (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

10 NL, DE, BE, FRC, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

A 13 mm may be applied in certain circumstances, please contact your local Trespa representative.

B For other panel dimensions, please consult the certificate.

C For other joint width, please consult the certificate.

Based on applicable building standards, regulations or certificates, wider joints may be permissible.

Panel thickness

maximum panel dimension

Joint width

minimum dimensions sub-frame

minimum dimension aluminium rail 2 (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

Intermediate / End rails width 40Jointing rails width 100

NL, DE, BE, FR, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

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edge clearance

edge clearance (mm) country with certificate country without certificate

Min. 20 mm and max. 10 x panel thickness

NL, DE, BE, FR, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

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recommended maximum fixing distances

maximum fixing distancesd,e (mm)

Panel thickness (mm) for Satin / rock

Panel thickness (mm) for glossf

country with certificate

country without certificate

6 8 10 10

2 fixings in one direction

450 600 750 550 NL, DE, BE, FR, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

3 or more fixings in one direction

550 750 900 700 NL, BE, FR, UK, ES IT, CN, CL

3 or more fixings in one direction

550 700 800 700 DE

D Fixing distances for soffit application must be multiplied by 0.75.

E The maximum permitted fixing distances shown have been designed with a maximum (wind) load of 600 N/ m² and maximum deflection of L/200.

F Based on the surface properties of Gloss panels, fixing distances are reduced.

Fixing distances must be calculated in accordance with applicable local standards, regulations and certificates and should be

verified by a structural engineer.

For more information about deflection and wind loads, please visit www.trespa.info/meteon/fixingsystems

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b = vertical fixing distance

c = edge clearance

= fixed point in panel centre

= sliding point

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horizontal cross-section

1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Wall bracket

7. Vertical rail

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Vertical cross-section

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1. Load bearing wall (concrete, masonry)

2. Thermal insulation

3. Weather barrier (vapour permeable)

4. Ventilated cavity

5. Trespa® Meteon® panel

6. Vertical rail

7. Wall bracket

8. Rivet

9. Ventilation profile

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