Create Show-Stopping Exteriors with Trespa Meteon

Once installed, Trespa Meteon panels require only an annual clean. There is no ongoing painting, scaffolding costs or tradesmen needed on site, making the through life cost of the panels extremely low and avoiding disruption for tenants or occupants with unnecessary maintenance and disturbances.

Trespa Meteon was recently specified on the Gateway project, eight new office buildings located in Highbrook. Trespa’s large colour range allowed Williams Architects to specify three different wood decors to differentiate the buildings while keeping a consistent look. Loft Brown, Wenge and Country Wood Satin finish provided Gateway with the look of real timber in a colourfast panel that stays consistent over time, without any maintenance costs usually associated with timber.

Décortech has developed Profix systems for Trespa Meteon panels. Profix Systems range from the easy to install, cost-effective PXF system to the seismically tested TSEQ system and are fully compliant with the NZBC.

The Profix PXF system can now be used in more projects than ever before. The Profix PXF cladding system is scoped and compliant for building heights up to 10 metres. Profix PXF is easy to install and can be installed by the main contractor, helping to keep costs down and reduce the number of tradesmen on site.

For building heights over 10 metres Décortech can offer options for solutions that meet the New Zealand building code requirements for fire performance.

Trespa Meteon provides architects and specifiers with an attractive, durable and sustainable solution for creating stunning facades. Rawhiti Estate recently installed Trespa Meteon on the soffits using Elegant Oak Satin finish from the Wood Décor Range. Ministry of Architecture + Interiors designed the show-stopping entrance, installing the Trespa as an angled, raking soffit lining flowing into the Décortech Tasmanian Ash Veneered Multigroove panels installed in the same way on the interior. The low maintenance of Trespa Meteon is ideally suited to retirement villages such as Rawhiti Estate where ensuring no disruptions to clientele is of utmost importance.

Focus Range

Big River Panels — Exteriors

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Trespa Meteon is a rigorously engineered High Pressure Laminate that turns wood based fibres and resins into a high impact resistant, dimensionally stable building material, with an exceptionally high delamination strength.

NZ-Owned Business

Trespa Meteon Panels can be combined with any of the Profix systems to meet the requirements of the NZBC.

When used in conjunction with any of Decortech's tested, compliant Profix systems, Trespa Meteon Focus panels meets the requirements of NZBC sections:

B1 Structure
B2 Durability
E2 External Moisture

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Lumen

Big River Panels — Exteriors

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Meteon Lumen is a special selection of eight decors available in three innovative finishes: Specular, Oblique and Diffuse.

NZ-Owned Business

When used in conjunction with any of Trespa Meteon's tested, compliant Profix systems, Trespa Meteon Lumen panels meets AS/NZS 4284 and compliant with the requirements of NZBC sections B1 Structure, B2 Durability and E2 External Moisture.

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Wood Decor

Big River Panels — Exteriors

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Trespa Meteon is a rigorously engineered High Pressure Laminate that turns wood based fibres and resins into a high impact resistant, dimensionally stable building material with an exceptionally high delamination strength.

Trespa Meteon Panels can be combined with any Profix systems to meet the requirements of the NZBC.

When used in conjunction with any of Decortech's tested, compliant Profix systems, Trespa Meteon Focus panels meets the requirements of NZBC sections:

B1 Structure
B2 Durability
E2 External Moisture

Profix TS35

Big River Panels — Exteriors

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The TS35 multi rail system has been designed to allow for trans directional movement between the panel and the built substrate.

Suitable for use as a residential or commercial cladding façade up to 4 levels
Fixed over a Rigid Air Barrier compliant with NZBC E2/AS1/ Table 23: 1 August 2011 and NZS 3604: 2011
Approved for use in wind zones up to 2.5 kPa ULS wind pressure or 64.5 m/s with reference to AS/NZS 4284
For use in wind zones exceeding 2.5kPa wind pressure the system and fixings must be specified as site specific by the system suppliers
Suitable for use in all environments including sea spray and geothermal zones
Suitable for use with 10mm Trespa Meteon in panel sizes up to 3.0m x 1.2m horizontally and 2.5m x 1.2m vertically Note: The use of 8.0mm Trespa Meteon panel and panel sizes exceeding those noted above must be specified as site specific by the system suppliers

Trespa Meteon panels in conjunction with Profix TS35 Cladding system meet the requirements of NZBC sections B1 Structure, B2 Durability and E2 External Moisture.

Profix PXF

Big River Panels — Exteriors

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Profix PXF screw fixed flat panel facade system is a 35mm timber cavity batten system specifically designed for use with Trespa Meteon panels.

Suitable for use as a residential or commercial cladding facade up to 3 levels of 10m or less and within the scope of NZBC E2/AS1: 2011 and NZS 3604: 2011 or later current versions
Fixed over a Rigid Air Barrier compliant with E2/AS1: 1 August 2011
Approved for use in wind zones up to 2.5kPa ULS wind pressure or 64.5 m/s with reference to AS/NZS 4284
For wind zones exceeding 2.5kPa wind pressure the system fixings must be specified as site specific by the system suppliers
Suitable for use in all environments including sea spray and geothermal zones
Suitable for use as a single level cavity system up to a maximum of 4.6m high with a horizontal cavity break at each mid floor level
Suitable for use with 8.0mm or 10mm Trespa Meteon panels screw fixed vertically with maximum panel sizes of 3.0m x 1.5m or 2.5m x 1.8m
The use of 0.6mm Trespa and or panel sizes exceeding those above must be specified as site specific and approved by the system suppliers

Trespa Meteon panels in conjunction with Profix PXF Cladding system meet the requirements of NZBC sections B1 Structure, B2 Durability and E2 External Moisture.

Profix TS10

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Profix TS10 Concealed fixed weatherboard facade system, is a unique concealed fixed aluminium rail system that ventilates and drains at each horizontal lap.

Suitable for use as a residential or commercial cladding façade up to 4 levels
Fixed over a Rigid Air Barrier compliant with NZBC E2/ AS1/Table 23: 1 August 2011 and NZS 3604:2011
Approved for use in wind zones up to 2.5 kPa ULS wind pressure or 64.5 m/s with reference to AS/NZS 4284
For use in wind zones exceeding 2.5kPa wind pressure the system and fixings must be specified as site specific by the system suppliers
Suitable for use in all environments including sea spray and geothermal zones
Suitable for use with 10mm Trespa Meteon in panel widths from 150mm – 750mm wide and lengths up to 3.630m

Trespa Meteon panels in conjunction with Profix TS10 Cladding system meet the requirements of NZBC sections B1 Structure, B2 Durability and E2 External Moisture.

Profix TS20

Big River Panels — Exteriors

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Profix TS20 Concealed fixed flat panel façade system is a unique aluminium vertical rail system specifically designed for use with Trespa Meteon panels.

Suitable for use as a residential or commercial cladding façade up to 4.6 metres
Fixed over a Rigid Air Barrier or Building wrap compliant with NZBC E2/AS1/Table 23: 1 August 2011 and NZS 3604: 2011 as follows:
- With Building Wrap: Up to 'Very High' wind zone at 50 m/s or 1.5 Kpa ULS wind pressure
- With Rigid Air Barrier: Up to 'Extra High' wind zone at 55 m/s or 1.8 Kpa ULS wind pressure
For use in wind zones exceeding 1.8 Kpa wind pressure the system and fixings must be specified as site specific by the system suppliers
Suitable for use in all environments including sea spray and geothermal zones
Suitable for use with either 8.0mm or 10mm Trespa Meteon in vertical panel sizes up to 2.5m x 1.2m. The use of panel sizes exceeding 2.5m must be specified as site specific by the system suppliers

With Building Wrap: Up to 'Very High' wind zone at 50 m/s or 1.5 Kpa ULS wind pressure
With Rigid Air Barrier: Up to 'Extra High' wind zone at 55 m/s or 1.8 Kpa ULS wind pressure

Trespa Meteon panels in conjunction with Profix TS20 Cladding system meet the requirements of NZBC sections B1 Structure, B2 Durability and E2 External Moisture.

Profix TS45

Big River Panels — Exteriors

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Profix TS45 Concealed fixed flat panel façade system is a unique aluminium vertical rail system specifically designed for use with Trespa Meteon vertical panels.

Suitable for use as a multi-level residential or commercial cladding façade
Fixed over a Rigid Air Barrier compliant with Table 23 of E2/AS1: August 201 and 3604: 2011
Approved for use in wind zones up to 2.5 kPa ULS wind pressure or 64.5 m/s Note: For use in wind zones exceeding 2.5kPa wind pressure the system and fixings must be specified as site specific by the system suppliers
Suitable for use in all environments including sea spray zones when powder coated
Suitable for use with 8.0mm or 10mm Trespa Meteon installed vertically in panel sizes up to 2.5m x 1.2m Note: Panel sizes exceeding those above must be specified as site specific by the system supplier
Profix TS45 vertical rails have a spanning capability subject to in use conditions where framing set out does not allow direct fixing

Trespa Meteon panels in conjunction with Profix TS45 Cladding system meet the requirements of NZBC sections B1 Structure, B2 Durability and E2 External Moisture.

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