Qbiss Screen Design

Explore the endless design possibilities.

UNLIMITED DESIGN POSSIBILITIES

Qbiss Screen is distinguished by its outstanding aesthetics, which are engineered for the widest architectural applications. From the vast joint permutations and combinations to the different installation variations, colours and material finishes.

Without doubt, Qbiss Screen is one of the smoothest and flattest metal rainscreen in its class. The façade element itself is distinguished by a unique and patented rounded corner, which eliminates the need for any rivets, cuts or welding, which would be visible on a traditional metal solution. Qbiss Screen has no equal. Trimo is the leading rainscreen manufacturer.

DESIGN ADVANTAGES

Unique rounded corner of the element
No cuts, folds or welds
Completely flat surfaces
Available as flat and standard prefabricated corner elements
Wide range of architectural details available
Various joint options
Range of material finishes (steel and stainless steel material and in carbon, wooden, copper or other appearance)
Wide range of colours
Versatile installation options
Integrated LED lights in the joints

UNIQUE FLATNESS, LARGER SIZES

Clean and smooth rainscreen designs are possible with Qbiss Screen, which excels in its extreme flatness at any element size, with lengths from 550 mm up to 6,500 mm and widths from 600 mm up to 1200 mm.

JOINT OPTIONS

Qbiss Screen system allows the combination of various permutations of recessed and flush joints.

Qbiss Screen B

Qbiss Screen FB

INSTALLATION OPTIONS

VERTICAL BRICK INSTALLATION

Vertical Brick structured installation enables individual façade elements to be connected vertically. Variety can be achieved by installing modular façade elements with a shift in a horizontal direction.

Qbiss One horizontal classic installation

HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION

This installation presents the classic and most commonly used orientation type. The horizontal modular façade system is composed of individual façade elements, joined in the horizontal direction (longitudinal) with a tongue & groove stack system, and fixed to the supporting structure in a vertical direction (transversal). Longitudinal joint sealing is accomplished using gaskets, integrated in both longitudinal joints; transversal joints (vertical joints) are sealed with a specially profiled gasket.

OFFSET OR SHIFTED HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION

So-called "brick-built installation" is the latest innovation to hit the façade element market. This solution not only enables a symmetrical shift (the vertical joint in the middle of the upper or lower façade element is offset) but also means that vertical joints can be located anywhere on the longitudinal axis of the neighboring horizontal façade elements.

HORIZONTAL ASYMMETRICAL INSTALLATION

This innovative installation offers another design option to architects who may be seeking to add further individuality to their projects. With asymmetrical structured installation, the horizontal axis is completely aligned along the whole width of the building, whilst the verticals are aligned according to a random installation. This way, the building envelope creates a modern dynamism, highlighting the form of the building and other architectural features.

VERTICAL INSTALLATION

Classical vertical modular façade system is composed of individual façade elements, joined in a vertical direction (transversal) with a tongue and groove system, and fixed to the supporting structure in a horizontal direction (longitudinal). Longitudinal joint sealing is accomplished using gaskets, integrated in both longitudinal joints, with additional sealant in the groove of the EPDM corner element; transversal joints (horizontal joints) of the element are sealed with a specially profiled gasket.

VERTICAL BRICK INSTALLATION

HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION

COLOURS

Qbiss Screen offers endless rainscreen design possibilities with its wide range of colours, material finishes (steel, stainless steel) and appearances (carbon, wooden, copper or other).

Colour options for the rainscreen cladding are:

One colour for the whole building
Different colours of elements organised in a random pattern or in large colour surfaces
Different colours of shadow line