Ready to Fix Ceramic Wall Unit Prefab Facade Panel with 50mm Panel and Class A1 Non-Combustible Insulated Cladding Module

In short: The FJ-1110QS is a 50 mm prefabricated granite look ceramic facade unit assembled in the factory with insulation and fixing brackets, Class A1 non-combustible to GB 8624 and 0.6% water absorption, delivered ready to fix.

Site time is the expensive part of a facade, and it is the part most exposed to weather. This modular granite look ceramic wall unit moves that work off site: the 50 mm ceramic panel is assembled in the factory with its insulation and fixing brackets in place, so the elevation closes by module instead of by trade.

Factory assembly also resolves the quality questions before the crane arrives — joint width, bracket position, colour match and insulation continuity are all set on a bench rather than 40 m up. Because every component is inorganic and the panel is Class A1 non-combustible, the finished unit does not introduce a combustible layer into the envelope.

• Ready-to-Fix Modules: Panel, insulation and brackets arrive as one unit, so site work reduces to setting and sealing.
• Factory-Controlled Quality: Joint width, bracket position and colour match are set on the bench, not on the scaffold.
• 50 mm Panel Section: A stiff outer skin at ≥0.60 MPa flexural strength holds its plane across the module without a backing board.
• Insulation Built In: Continuous insulation within the unit removes the gaps that site-laid insulation leaves at brackets.
• Class A1 Non-Combustible: Panel and insulation are inorganic, so the unit does not feed a cavity fire.
• Programme Certainty: Modules can be produced while groundworks finish, which shortens the critical path on tight sites.

• Prefabricated and modular buildings where the envelope is closed by unit.
• Projects with a short construction window and a fixed handover date.
• High-rise elevations where scaffolding time must be minimised.
• Cold-store and plant enclosure walls needing a continuous insulated skin.
• Repeat residential typologies where modules can be standardised.
• Remote sites with limited local labour and weather windows.

Units are lifted by their designated lifting points only and set to the setting-out plan, starting from a levelled base rail and working to the corner. Align brackets to the structure, check plumb and joint width per module, then seal the joints with a fire-rated sealant and keep the cavity drained at the base.

Do not modify brackets on site without approval, since the unit wind-load design depends on their position. Send your module grid, wall build-up and U-value target and we will return a unit shop drawing and lifting plan.

Units ship on purpose-built stillages with brackets protected and modules separated by foam blocks — normally 4–6 units per stillage and about 621 kg gross per crate, loaded by module number against the setting-out plan.

Send your module grid, wall build-up and programme dates, and we will return a unit shop drawing, lifting plan and quotation within three working days.

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