OVERVIEW OF THE MAIN TYPES OF FINISHING FACADES OF MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS

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  • M. Zhukov Don State Technical University

Keywords:

facade; wet facade; ventilated facade; facing; plaster; painting; finishing; panels; brick; texture;, Color tone; ceramic tiles; insulation

Abstract

This article examines the systems and types of facades of residential and public buildings of various storeys. Cladding of building facades is performed using various materials, such as ceramic or silicate bricks, ceramic tiles, fine gravel, stone chips, decorative concrete and mortars, plaster, painting. A common system for insulating external walls is a ventilated facade, which is made using aluminum panels, panels made of composite materials, slabs of natural and artificial stone, glass slabs, etc.

Author Biography

M. Zhukov , Don State Technical University

2nd year master’s student

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Published

2022-02-01

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 75 (2022)

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