Regensburg

Model Regensburg

Frame only

Frame

Surrounding: Extruded aluminium profile 55 x 60 mm, L-shaped.

Rung

Extruded aluminium profile 30 x 18 mm, rectangular, with additional profile.

Filling

Without infill, on request with drilled holes for on-site infill.

Processing

Frame profiles blunt and screwed. Filling held in frame with clamping strips and rubber. Coating of the aluminium profiles before assembly.

Surface

Powder-coated, according to RAL standard colour chart, silk gloss; other special colours or structures available.

Sizes

Maximum width 2000 mm, maximum height 3000 mm.
Not all width and height ratios may be possible

Weight

about 8 kg / m²

Trapezoidal lamella wood 60 x 24

Frame

Surrounding: Extruded aluminium profile 55 x 60 mm, L-shaped.

Rung

Extruded aluminium profile 30 x 18 mm, rectangular, with additional profile.

Filling

Wood profile 60 x 24 mm, trapezoidal, wood type: larch, raw.
Centre distance of the lamellas: 70 mm.

Processing

Frame profiles blunt and screwed. Lamellas individually screwed to the frame. Coating of the aluminium profiles before assembly.

Surface

Powder-coated, according to RAL standard colour chart, silk gloss; other special colours or structures available.

Sizes

Maximum width 2000 mm, maximum height 3000 mm.
Not all width and height ratios may be possible

Weight

about 23 kg / m² (only applies to larch wood)
RAL-Farbfächer der Firma Baier

RAL of choice

Baier sliding shutters can be delivered in all colour variants.

Powder coating of the individual sliding shutter components provides a wide range of design options. This allows us to create the appropriate product for each of your individual requirements.

References

LVR-Ernst-Jandl special school

The new building of the LVR-Ernst-Jandl-Schule is an example of inclusion. Here, children are individually supported in their linguistic development - without pigeonholing. And the post-and-beam façade? With sliding shutters from Baier, it creates individual lighting conditions without being tied down in its materiality.
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Catholic Foundation College

Designed as a "house of communication", the 28 lecture halls and seminar rooms extend over four levels around an open foyer. The new building for the Catholic Foundation University of Applied Sciences Munich replaces the previous building, as renovation was not economically viable. The rectangular building impresses with its solidity and simultaneous transparency and is characterised externally by wooden sliding shutters.
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