Purlins.
Banco
beams.
Supporting
beams.
Supporting
columns.
End
columns.
Anchorage.
Bracing.
Roof.
Skylight.
Gutters.
Heat
insulation.
False
ceiling:
The false ceiling is a face consisting of 0.3-mm thick, corrugated
aluminium plates. The ceiling is fixed in place with galvanised
steel staples nailed to a framework of wooden strips, fixed in
turn to the roof structure. This assembly system helps prevent
corrosion processes caused by the dipole Fe-Al (Iron-Aluminium)
in the presence of humidity.
The long list of advantages that the false ceiling on the Villoar 2 Banco
system brings includes:
The large air pocket which it
creates enhances the heat efficiency of the insulation and
reduces the amount of “extra” air to heat.
The ceiling’s corrugated
profiles and their well-studied positioning distribute the
light from the skylight more effectively inside the building, helping avoid bothersome “light-shade”
contrasts.
The ceiling conceals the roof
structure, electricity system, air-conditioning system, etc.,
which in addition to making for a more attractive interior,
also helps keep the inside of the building clean (a very
important condition in the food sector).
As the false ceiling is hung
from components of limited rigidity at specific points on the
structure, the ceiling is able to absorb deformations in the
roof structure. This means that Añuri can guarantee that the
quality of the false ceiling’s initial finish is maintained
over time.
The same cannot be said of the imitations that other companies
from the sector have made of Añuri’s Villoar 2 Banco system; they fix
their false ceilings to frameworks which suffer from the
constant deformations the roof structure is subject to,
meaning they are quick to deform and move out of position.
