What is Kalwall?
Kalwall is the most highly insulating diffuse light transmitting system available. The primary component is a translucent structural composite sandwich panel formed by permanently bonding specially formulated fibreglass sheets to a grid core constructed of interlocked thermally-broken aluminium I-beams.
The panels are factory pre-fabricated to the exact size and configuration for each project. A typical single Kalwall Panel can be flat or curved giving total flexibility for both walls and roofs using the systems integral clamp-tite installation system.
There are four standard grid details available, which can be laid to suit:
Shoji
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Reverse Shoji
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Vertikal
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Tuckerman
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Standard panels are either 1200mm or 1500mm wide with length to suit, up to 4.5m (4m for vertikal).
Other widths up to 1500mm but non-standard widths attract a premium.
Internal Grids up to 300 x 600mm (Shoji), or 600 x 300mm (Reverse Shoji), square grids 300 x 300mm (Tuckerman), 300mm for Vertikal.
Note: Kalwall+Nanogel panel dimensions are limited to maximum sizes of: 1200 x 3600mm or 1500 x 3600mm.