HoisleBauer22
2022-06-08 22:25:41
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Hello everyone,
surely some of you have a glass canopy without posts on an ETICS. I have seen the following variants:
1. Hanging on tie rods via point holders
2. Cantilevered
3. Cantilever bracket
4. Angled tube bracket (basically resting on two angles)
5. "Normal" tube bracket
The questions would be: Which would be the "ideal" (most stable, most durable, lowest maintenance and cleaning effort) type of attachment? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each type? Do I absolutely need a water drainage? If yes, how is it designed? (For example, I can't imagine this for the cantilevered variant)
Additionally: What dimensions make sense? Door width + 1 m each on the left and right?
surely some of you have a glass canopy without posts on an ETICS. I have seen the following variants:
1. Hanging on tie rods via point holders
2. Cantilevered
3. Cantilever bracket
4. Angled tube bracket (basically resting on two angles)
5. "Normal" tube bracket
The questions would be: Which would be the "ideal" (most stable, most durable, lowest maintenance and cleaning effort) type of attachment? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each type? Do I absolutely need a water drainage? If yes, how is it designed? (For example, I can't imagine this for the cantilevered variant)
Additionally: What dimensions make sense? Door width + 1 m each on the left and right?