With a variety of solutions being offered, our aluminum “C.I. Sub-framing” provides the best combination of fire safety, engineering and thermal performance at a cost-effective price.
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Our non-continuous, thermally broken Alpha brackets have been thermally modeled by Morrison Hershfield to help designers achieve the intended U-value for their wall and demonstrate what insulation material thickness is required to meet or exceed...
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Alpha V and H brackets are the building blocks designed to simplify the process of building rainscreen walls of all types including C.I. Sub-framing and Panel Sub-framing.
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Regardless of the type of cladding material, we have a systems-based solution! From early design to final installation, our systems allow maximum spanning capability, while simultaneously addressing deadload, windload, seismic concerns, thermal...
Learn MoreThroughout 20 years of industry relationships, technical expertise and real-life experience, ECO Cladding continues to offer a complete aluminum sub-frame platform of adjustable bracket and rail systems to accommodate a wide variety of rainscreen panels. Our approach to rainscreen sub-framing gives designers the ability to interchange multiple cladding materials on the same elevation and/or project seamlessly with the same substructure components and bracket assembly.
Connections at brackets, profiles and panel fasteners are engineered to limit panel stresses associated with thermal movements.
Our bracket based systems are designed to meet or exceed the thermal perfomance requirements of
ASHRAE 90.1.
Our approach allows fewer penetrations through the Continuous Insulation plane & the weather protective membrane.
Design materials such as ACM, metal panels, FRP, fiber cement, HPL, terracotta, natural stone, porcelain ceramic and fiber concrete can all be integrated into a drained and back-ventilated (DBV) rainscreen wall assembly with one seamless and uniform attachment approach. ECO Cladding’s Alpha brackets offer a turn-key solution for the increasingly rigorous demands of engineering and thermal performance.
