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Infill façade panels for multi-storey buildings
Façade technology

Infill façade panels for multi-storey buildings

Lightweight, factory-made façade infill panels with insulation and membranes according to the project build-up.

ZTC experience and production facts

35+

years of experience

400+

completed projects

14

European countries

±1 mm

CNC precision

What infill façade panels are

Infill façade panels are lightweight façade infill elements installed within a primary structure — concrete, steel or timber frame. Performance depends on the complete tested/designed wall build-up. See also multi-storey timber buildings and hybrid timber construction.

Factory production benefits

Controlled quality

Assembly in the Vītoliņi factory before delivery.

Project build-up

Insulation and membranes according to agreed scope.

Interface planning

Coordination with concrete, steel or timber primary structures.

Logistics

Marked panels for on-site assembly sequence.

Infill façade system interfaces

What the infill solution provides

  • Lightweight façade infill panels designed according to project requirements.
  • Factory-assembled insulation and membrane layers according to scope.
  • Interfaces with the primary structure — concrete, steel or timber.
  • Transport and installation in an agreed sequence.

Coordination requirements

  • Performance depends on the complete tested/designed wall build-up.
  • Primary structure design and lifting equipment.
  • Generic EI/Rw/U values without the exact build-up.
  • Planning approval cannot be guaranteed in every country.

Transport and installation

Infill panel dimensions, weight and installation sequence are planned together with the primary structure and site logistics.

  1. 1.

    Interface coordination

    Fixing points and tolerances with the primary frame are defined.

  2. 2.

    Production and marking

    Panels are marked for assembly sequence and floor planning.

  3. 3.

    Site delivery

    Logistics are planned according to access and the construction schedule.

  4. 4.

    Installation

    Installation follows the project sequence and safety requirements.

What partners say about technical collaboration

Google reviews highlight precision, communication and quality delivery on technically demanding projects.

Google review

We are Premium Living AS in Norway and built two houses with this company. We were very satisfied. We sold the last project 2 years ago when I write this review, and the first house was built 4 years ago. With both houses, the production, planning and timing all went smooth and well organised. Right now, all three buyers are pleased, and we haven't received a single complaint about flaws or even blemishes. Even during the Covid lockdowns there was no doubt that our investments and cooperation with ZTC were solid. We recommend, and anyone that has questions can ask ZTC for our reference.

Google review

Very good experience with all the ZTC staff. Easy to work with, very professional, fast and clear in answering any question during all the projects done. I can only recommend ZTC.

Frequently asked questions

Answers about technologies, energy performance and the construction process.

ZTC uses mineral wool, cellulose insulation and wood fibre insulation. The company has an industrial Isofloc system for blowing cellulose and wood fibre insulation.

ZTC uses mineral wool, cellulose insulation and wood fibre insulation. The company operates an industrial Isofloc system for blowing cellulose and wood fibre insulation.

Panels are connected with long screws or special timber connectors. A wind barrier is used externally, a vapour control layer internally, and membranes are carefully taped across the building.

Panels are connected with long screws or special timber connectors. A wind barrier is used externally and a vapour control layer internally, with membranes carefully taped across the building.

Airborne sound insulation in timber houses can be very good, especially with cellulose or wood fibre. Impact sound in intermediate floors should be addressed with appropriate floor and ceiling solutions.

Airborne sound performance in timber houses can be very good. Impact sound in intermediate floors is addressed with appropriate floor and ceiling solutions.

For houses up to around 3 storeys, timber frame is often more economical. CLT may suit load-bearing structures, hybrid solutions or where exposed solid timber walls are desired.

For houses up to around 3 storeys, timber frame is often more economical. CLT may suit load-bearing structures, hybrid solutions or exposed solid timber walls.

Standard wall U-values are Comfort 0.167, Premium 0.136 and Lux 0.100 W/m²K.

The specified U-value depends on the complete wall build-up agreed for the project, including layers installed on site. Whole-building energy performance also depends on windows, junctions, airtightness and building services. Your design team coordinates these with the project’s energy assessor.

The n50 value describes building airtightness. In quality constructions it is possible to achieve n50 below 0.6, which is important for energy-efficient buildings.

The final EPC rating depends on the complete building specification and is determined by an accredited assessor for the project.

Insulation, windows, airtightness, heating, ventilation and renewables all affect the result. The project’s accredited assessor determines the final EPC rating from the full specification. ZTC panels can support the agreed energy target, but a structural package alone cannot guarantee an EPC rating. Your design team should coordinate the full specification with the assessor.

Energy calculations are prepared during the design stage, before the panel specifications are finalised, and updated for the completed building.

The client or design team appoints a qualified assessor. Agree responsibility early so the calculations can guide the insulation, windows, airtightness, heating, ventilation and any renewables before manufacture.

Yes. ZTC manufactures timber frame panels in Latvia and provides transport and on-site assembly in the UK according to the agreed project scope. Your local architect or project team is responsible for architectural drawings, approvals, foundations and site readiness. The offer sets out the exact division of work.

After project approval and contract signing, production can usually be scheduled within 1–3 months. Manufacturing starts from around 2 weeks, while an externally finished house is typically completed within 1–2 months depending on scope.

After project approval and contract signing, production can usually be scheduled within 1–3 months. Manufacturing requires at least around 2 weeks. On-site construction depends on the scope of work — an externally finished house is typically completed within 1–2 months. Overall, a house assembled on site is often ready in approximately 4–6 months.

ZTC does not prepare architectural drawings. The company works from a client or architect’s project and provides structural solutions, manufacturing and assembly.

ZTC does not prepare architectural plans. We work from a project prepared by the client or architect and provide engineering/structural design, manufacturing and assembly.

ZTC mainly builds individual projects and respects owners’ privacy. If a project is under construction, a visit may be arranged, and you are always welcome to visit the ZTC factory.

ZTC mainly builds individual projects and respects owners’ privacy. When a project is under construction, a site visit may be arranged. You are always welcome to visit the ZTC factory.

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