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Every type of finish for the S range Clipper partitions can be used as lining: S5-S7-S9-Dot.
Extending the aesthetics of the partition.
The levels of performance in terms of thermal and acoustic insulation,
with equal thickness and type of insulant,
are identical to traditional solutions.
The use of S5 or S7 uprights allows to install this “inner partition” at the required distance from the wall,
thus sparing the required space for your choice of insulant.
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Insulating lining
- 64 mm thick S5-S7 lining with single facing.
- Lacquered aluminium top and bottom wall plate, 40 mm high.
- Aluminium upright S5 of section 47x37 with steel clips allowing the indirect mechanical clipping of the cover strip or S7 of section 72x37 allowing the direct mechanical clipping of the cover strips.
- Lacquered aluminium cover strip, 37 mm wide,
flat or omega 5 mm visible thickness,
fitted with a 10 mm wide PVC spring ring.
- Facing panel, 13 mm thick covered plasterboard (vinyl, fabric, painting) or 12 mm wood panel (melamine, laminate, coated with fine oils).
- Insulant, minimum thickness 45 mm.
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S9 lining
- Braced self-supporting 83 mm thick lining with single wall.
- Lacquered aluminium top and bottom wall plate, 40 mm high.
- Aluminium upright of section 72x37 allowing the direct mechanical clipping of the cover strip.
- Lacquered aluminium flat cover strip 37 mm wide and 5 mm thick.
- Aluminium transom made based on a rough S5 upright at a level of + or - 100 mm from the base wall plate.
The connection with the uprights is provided by fine level adjustment connections.
- Bottom clips screwed at the back of the panels, intended to take over the load of the panel on the transom and to guarantee the hollow joints’ aplomb.
- Side clips screwed at the back of the panels intended to guarantee the gripping of the panels on the vertical uprights.
- Wood panels, thickness: 16 mm wall mounted to the frame structure by mechanical clipping and with a 10 mm hollow joint formed between the panels.
- Insulant, minimum thickness 45 mm.
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