Wausau expands three-week, stock length SuperWall offering, finished in any color

Date: 9 July 2012
Source: www.wausauwindow.com

Date: 9 July 2012

Wausau Window and Wall Systems has expanded its three-week, stock length SuperWall™ system offered through Advantage by Wausau® Wall Products.

This curtainwall system now is available in four standard depths: 7-¼ and 10-¼ inches, as well as the previous 6-¼ and 8-¼ inches.

Meeting the accelerated pace of construction timelines for low- and mid-rise buildings, orders are shipped in three weeks. Wausau's SuperWall systems are manufactured with high recycled content and finished in standard and specialty anodize colors, including copper anodize, or in powder coat or liquid paint, including a palette exceeding 30,000 color choices.



All four of these SuperWall depths are available in three weeks in the 2-½ inch face width. Specified as captured or silicone structural glazed systems, Wausau now also offers F and T anchors and open-back framing members with available closure plates.



"For the last 30 years, customers have relied on Wausau's SuperWall systems for easy assembly; smooth, quick installation; and worry-free, test-verified performance. Today, they need it faster than ever and want more standard mullion depth dimensions," says Peter Fuchs, wall products manager for Advantage by Wausau.



"We offer one of the best lead times in the industry and finish to match whatever color scheme the architect and owner can imagine," Fuchs continues. Responding to design teams' demands for energy efficiency, SuperWall achieves NFRC U-factors as low as 0.35 BTU/sqft-hr-degF, with Frame Condensation Resistance Factor (CRF) of 67 and higher.

Supporting the proven performance of SuperWall systems and helping ensure prompt approval of shop drawings and calculations, Wausau's design and submission engineering tools include AutoCAD® details, test reports, wind load charts, guide specifications, thermal models, and other instructive recommendations.



To learn more about SuperWall, and other competitively priced products with accelerated delivery, explore the Advantage by Wausau offering at http://www.WausauWindow.com or call 877-678-2983.
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