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Illustration, title page, Pavilion of Hope, EXPO 2000, Hanover, GermanyRHEINZINK ®Double Standing Seam The double standing seam is considered to be a further de-velopment for zinc material of the original hollow folded joint or single standing seam. Known in the technical literature since 1899, it is given preference over other methods of roofing and could be laid on pitches less than 25°. Here, the name dou-ble standing seam characteri-ses one of the classic types of longitudinal joint. The seam was previously produced to a height of 23 mm. However today the double standing seam is pro-duced from preprofiled trays forming a weathered joint of 25 mm. This is now internatio-nally recognized and the ben-ding and closing of the profi-les can be carried out manual-ly or by machine. Special de-Fire brigade headquarters, Colmar, Francesigns such as convex and con-cave curves or conical assem-blies can also be produced with-out difficulty. Thanks to the wide range of possible variations in its detailing, the fine line de-sign of the double standing seam complements traditional architecture with the same de-gree of selfassurance as modern designs.Musical theatre Neuschwanstein, Füssen, Germany Airport, Oslo Gardermoen, Oslo, NorwayModern museum, Stockholm, SwedenAlpine hut “Cabane de Panos-sière“, Bagnes, SwitzerlandGovernment building R5, Oslo, Norway RHEINZINK®Angled Standing SeamThe so-called angled standing seam is a comparatively recentdevelopment within the indus-try covered by traditional plum-bers´techniques: it has only been mentioned consistently since the beginning of the 20th Cen-tury in technical literature. It is the usual solution for roofs with an inclination of more than 25°. Closing the seam on preprofil-ed assemblies is particularly simple as the finished angled standing seam is produced by simply folding in just one leg of the joint. Therefore the angled standing seam is particularly suitable for visible areas of the design of steeply inclined me-tal roofs and for example para-pets, attics and mansard slopes; whether in classic vertical, an-gled or horizontal applications. The visual effect produced gives a stronger line than that of the double standing seam resulting in lively and striking structures being achieved.Residential development, Monza, ItalyObecní dům, Prague,Czech RepublicPrivate residence, Bad Iburg, GermanyAdministration building, Brussels, BelgiumRHEINZINK ®Click Strip SystemThe strip system is considered the most traditional of the plum-bing methods currently in use today. The use of wooden strips and zinc cappings has now been replaced by RHEINZINK ® click strip holder made from galvani-zed steel. This is laid between prefabricated trays. The longitu-dinal joints are then capped in zinc using prefabricated capp-ing profiles. The RHEINZINK ® click strip system guarantees ma-ximum precision and efficient laying suitable for both roof-ing and façade applications. The strength of the profiles pro-duces harmonious proportions with dominant longitudinal joints.Residential and business premises, Warsaw, Poland His Majesty’s Theatre, Copenhagen, DenmarkInteresting effects are achieved through shadeandlightchanges.These produce an abundanceof colour and brightness whenused in combination with other seaming techniques.Woodbridge Lodge,Rendlesham, Great BritainBayerische Landesbank Interna-tional, Kirchberg, Luxembourg DeTeMobil Administration building, Bonn, GermanyQUICK STEP – The RHEIN-ZINK ® Stepped RoofModern architecture is always looking for new highlights. RHEINZINK has developed an industrial laying system which combines new design possibi-lities and simple installation techniques. QUICK STEP – The RHEINZINK ® stepped roof in-novation, with patented tech-nology, is a completely new type of metal roof covering which represents a high qua-lity alternative to traditional roof coverings and is suitable for a wide range of purposes. QUICK STEP is suitable for a large number of roof shapes,with inclinations between 10 and 75°. In combination with an appropriate fixing system, the plug-in components made from 0.8 mm ”preweathered” RHEINZINK ® are prefabrica-ted, guaranteeing that assem-bly can take place with ease.Home in Troisdorf-Sieglar, Germany Hebelhaus, Alzenau, GermanyQUICK STEP also opens up a wide range of possibilities from a design point of view. The step-shaped system creates a strong but elegant format for the roofsurface, which integrates har-moniously into every environ-ment.Innovative accessories such as the new connectionframe,developed especially for roof penetrations, round off the QUICK STEP as regards both design and style.Private house, Alzenau, GermanyOffice building, Ansbach-Eyb, GermanySavings bank, Weißig, GermanyKaplan residence, Illinois, USAHeadquarters of the Berlinwasser Holding AG, Berlin, GermanyRHEINZINK ® TilesThe square and diamond tiles make up the RHEINZINK ® small tile group. In contrast to shingles with a similar visual appeal, they have projecting edges on the front surface and backward fac-ing edges on the back in the form of simple joints. They can be pro-duced by a tradesman or inter-nally and thanks to their small format, they create reliable and visually appealing solutions, even when the building shape is geometrically complicated. Almost all curves can be follow-ed without difficulty. The classic areas of use for the small tiles therefore include covering dor-mers, chimney tops and roof ed-ges. A further development ofthe square and diamond tilesCentral heat supply unit,Amsterdam, Netherlandsare the RHEINZINK ® large tiles, used for both roofing and wall cladding, these large tiles are becoming increasingly popular. Their large size offers the desig-ner many alternatives and pro-vides a visual presence which is particularly impressive.Csontvari Museum, Pecs, HungaryR Z - R C /2-05-05-100.879-1C E R T I F I ED B Y T HE A S S O C I A T I O NF O R E N V I R O N M E N T A L L Y P R O O F E D B U I L D I NG PRODUCTS NUMBER OF CERTIFICATE Z.RHE102Private house, Hinterbrühl, Austria。