Author: Karl Marx, rotec Berlin

Type Berlin facade grating: Open aluminium facades with a continuous grid

Large aluminium facades with a grid that continues across panel boundaries: this is what rotec Type Berlin facade grating is designed for. It requires no edge banding and allows panels up to 6,000 × 1,284 mm. The details are essential to a successful facade design. Drawing on 38 years of experience with gratings, Karl Marx explains how this construction differs from welded aluminium gratings and the benefits of the press-locked design for cut-outs, finishes and installation. The article also covers discreet fixings and key planning considerations. Original photographs, the rotec film and references ranging from stair towers to Stuttgart 21 illustrate the details.

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Long throw nozzles from Grada ensure optimum air flow

The comfort and quality of indoor air in public facilities are more than just a luxury; they are in fact a decisive factor for people's health and well-being. In large premises such as shopping malls and sports halls, the requirements for air conditioning are particularly high. In this blog article, we want to put the spotlight on the innovative jet nozzles from the Belgian company Grada, which offer significant advantages in these application areas.

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Rotec technical enclosure in Hamburg with Renson lamella L.120.01

The requirements for modern air conditioning unit enclosures are diverse. In addition to the aesthetic component, technical factors such as span width, material resistance and ease of installation also play a decisive role. In a completed project in Hamburg on Anckelmannstraße, Rotec was able to master these challenges with aplomb. The key role was played by the L.120.01 louvre blade from Renson, one of our long-standing premium partners.

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