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Metalline launch new Aluminium Extruded Plank System to their Unity Range


to add to their Unity rainscreen range. Unity X-TRU is a cost effective cladding solution designed with simplicity and versatility in mind, making it the perfect solution for both new builds and the replacement of non- compliant ACM, HPL and timber cladding. The new X-TRU plank is functional with exceptional mechanical properties including


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etalline are delighted to announce they have developed a new aluminium extruded plank system


strength, durability and fire-resistance and is particularly suited to buildings where dangerous timber cladding is present and needs replacing. Available in a number of finishes, including


wood grain, the X-TRU system is a unique way of transforming the exterior of a building and currently offers designers flat faced interlocking 100 mm & 150 mm planks. In addition to the wood grain effect finish, the extruded aluminium planks can be supplied in a variety of lengths and a vast array of powder coated or anodised colours to achieve A1 & A2 classifications. The panels offer a desirable fast track install and secret fix, connected by an interlocking male/female joint which can be easily fixed either horizontally or vertically to an adjustable support system. This drained and ventilated system creates a weather shield in front of a primary structure.


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ADF JANUARY 2022


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