Rigid Wall II Splice & Panel Overlap Detail

Rigid Wall II offers a sleek appearance and design solutions for any number of project objectives.

Splice Plate

• Behind panel
• ⅛” to ¼” gap
• Appropriate sealant
• Neoprene behind splice plate
• Pop rivets or VHB tape – one side of panel

Note: Same detail used with elite miters

Splice Plate – Open Framing

• Added framing needed for the splice plate
• Add neoprene behind the splice plate to keep the face of panel on the same plane
• Appropriate tube butyl sealant
• Pop rivet or VHB tape, one side of panel

Recommended: Lapping panels randomly throughout elevations to minimize continuous sight lines

Factory Pre-notching – Open Framing

• 1” pre-notch on both ends of panel
• Appropriate tube butyl sealant
• No pop rivet
• Neoprene behind splice plate
• ⅛” to ¼” gap for thermal expansion
• Requires extra framing
• Not to be done with .050 aluminum

Note: Contractor must add on the 2” to panel length when doing material cut list

Alternative Option

• Full length panels
• Contractor cuts panels in field
• Eliminates the panel end flare
• Snap H trim or extrusions
• Avoids using a splice plate or overlap