The FIS Best Practice Guide for Through-Wall Infill Steel-Framed Systems is a comprehensive guide that provides guidance on the installation of steel-framed infill panels in masonry walls. The guide is intended for use by designers, specifiers, contractors, and other building professionals involved in the design and installation of steel-framed infill panels.
The guide covers all aspects of the design and installation of through-wall infill steel-framed systems, including the design of the steel frame, the selection of materials, the installation of the infill panels, and the maintenance of the system. It provides detailed guidance on topics such as structural performance, fire safety, thermal performance, acoustic performance, and weather resistance.
The guide also includes detailed information on the different types of steel-framed infill systems that are available, including their advantages and disadvantages. It covers the use of different types of insulation materials, such as mineral wool and foam, and provides guidance on the selection of the most appropriate insulation material for a given application.
One of the key features of the guide is the inclusion of a set of best practice recommendations for the installation of through-wall infill steel-framed systems. These recommendations cover topics such as the selection of appropriate fixings, the use of appropriate sealing materials, and the importance of proper site preparation.
Overall, the FIS Best Practice Guide for Through-Wall Infill Steel-Framed Systems is an essential resource for anyone involved in the design and installation of steel-framed infill panels. It provides comprehensive guidance on all aspects of the design and installation process, and helps ensure that these systems are installed safely, effectively, and efficiently.
