The Gridworx cladding system is divided into four primary mounting configurations. Though each system is uniquely suited for it’s cladding material, they share many common components that can be utilized together to achieve a variety of unique architectural design aspects.
Natural Stone
The original patented Gridworx system, designed to provide continuous panel support via saw kerfs cut into the top and bottom edge of the cladding. The L-bracket engagement method allows for non-sequential panel installation and the removal of damaged or discolored panels. This system pairs perfectly with any natural stone from our collection, cut to architectural specification and delivered to your jobsite.
Multipurpose
A patented Gridworx system, the mechanical kerf channel interlocks with the back face of cladding via an undercut anchor. This connection between the mechanical kerf and stone provides superior load carrying capacity and adjustability. The L-bracket engagement method allows for non-sequential panel installation and the removal of broken or discolored panels.
Large Format Ultra-Compact Surface (UCS)
The Gridworx ULTRA system allows for the efficient installation of large format ultra-compact surface panels. Continuous rail anchors are fastened to the back face of panel in parallel rows, via an undercut anchor. These rails interlock with adjacent anchors attached to the substrate. Designed as a “floating mount system”, pitch bolts at the top channel allow for fast, pinpoint leveling.
EXTRA Large Format Ultra-Compact Surface (UCS)
The Gridworx ULTRA system allows for the efficient installation of large format ultra-compact surface panels. Continuous rail anchors are fastened to the back face of panel in parallel rows, via an undercut anchor. These rails interlock with adjacent anchors attached to the substrate. Designed as a “floating mount system”, pitch bolts at the top channel allow for fast, pinpoint leveling.
Ultra-Compact Surface (UCS)
The patented GridPlanx system is designed to provide continuous panel support via a 3mm kerf cut continuously along the top and bottom edge of the cladding panel. The black anodized Gridworx saddle locks into the 3mm kerf and is mechanically adhered to the back face of the panel, creating a modern aesthetic. The GridPlanx product is available in 40+ colors, is panel heights up to 28” with lengths up to 126”.
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