A second case A ATEx, Technical Experimentation Appreciation, was issued by CSTB to CCB Greentech for non-load-bearing facade panels. This construction system is made up of wooden concrete curtain walls, prefabricated in the factory and attached to a main self-supporting concrete structure.
Two solutions are possible:
- "Freestanding" facades (FP2), for any type of building, whose facade height is limited to R+3,
- Independent facades anchored by levels (FP3), implemented in the concrete structural work cycle: for any building whose floor of the last level is less than 28 m away,
The entire publication can be consulted directly on the CCB Greentech website.
For Laurent Noca, technical director of CCB Greentech: “This is a new step taken to accelerate the commercialization of wood concrete and a great satisfaction after hundreds of tests carried out. »
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