A Saint-Gobain Through-Wall Infill Solution
GypLyner Xternal
A complete Saint-Gobain through-wall solution for Intrastack’s non-loadbearing steel framed infill/SFS system, delivering tested fire performances, as well as a range of thermal performance options.
Through-Wall Infill Solution
With thorough testing and technical know-how at the core of what we do, trusted Saint-Gobain partner brands, Intrastack, British Gypsum and Isover, are working together to provide a reliable infill solution that has been designed to offer versatility and exceed the expectations of our customers.
GypLyner Xternal is a full Saint-Gobain through-wall solution that has a range of detailed and tested fire and thermal performance specifications, all supported by market leading technical evidence.
Our exacting standards for design and testing give you the certainty you need when developing your multi-storey projects. Delivering attention to detail and providing reassurance with substantiated evidence, this external wall offering has a clear range of regulation & performance specifications to suit all your needs.
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SFS Wall Panel from Intrastack
GypLyner Xternal Key Facts:
- Systems designed to offer flexible specification options
- Meet thermal performance needs through a range of insulation solutions
- Comprehensive fire tested solutions
- Fire resistance to BS-EN 1364-1 EI 60, 90 and 120 mins (inside to out, outside to in)
- Installation details for junctions, abutments, windows and deflection requirements
What does ‘through-wall’ mean?
“Steel has become the market leading material for this application owing to its quality, speed of installation and design versatility. So, what does ‘Through-Wall’ actually mean? Through-Wall could be defined as the composite build-up of the external wall of a building using plasterboard, light gauge steel frame, insulation and sheathing board which, when constructed together, provide the primary fire resistance and weather tightness of the wall.
“Structural, fire, thermal, acoustic, weather tightness requirements will define the required performance for the elements and products specified in the wall construction. The final choice of cladding must be considered during the design stage to ensure the load can be carried and the correct cavity barrier is specified.”
– Andrew Way, Associate Director, SCI The Steel Construction Institute