KINETICWALL™ Dynamic Facade

EXTECH's KINETICWALL is a dynamic moving building façade that creates an eye-catching aesthetic. Made of 6-inch flappers attached to stainless steel rods, the KINETICWALL responds to wind currents and undulates to create the look of rolling waves. The wall is customizable and can be designed to accommodate square or curved polycarbonate, glass, aluminum, or steel flappers. It is structurally designed to withstand hurricane-force winds and torrential rainfall, yet it is light enough to enable easy installation, air flow, and visibility from the inside. The KINETICWALL alsodeflects sunlight, thus preventing solar heat gain, and the spacers between the flappers remove the chance for collateral noise.

KINETICWALL can be used on small- and large-scale façades. It's a popular design choice for a wide range of uses, including cultural institutions, transit facilities, and artistic installations. Due to its aesthetic qualities, the wall can help municipalities save money on Arts in Transit and percent-for-art compliance. KINETICWALL is a state-of-the-art yet economical way to create breathtaking, beautiful designs.

Further benefits and details

• Dynamic flappers move with the wind, creating an eye-catching aesthetic that lends itself to 'smart design'
• Due to its aesthetic qualities, the wall can help save money on Arts in Transit and percent-for-art compliance
• Customizable; can incorporate a variety of materials including polycarbonate, glass, aluminum, and steel
• Can be used on small and large-scale façades
• Light-weight flappers allow for easy installation
• Designed to withstand hurricane force winds and rainfall
• Facilitates easy air flow for ventilation
• Permits interior visibility
• Deflects the sun, preventing solar heat gain
• Spacers between flappers prevent collateral noise
• LEED credits available for 100% recyclable aluminum and stainless steel flappers and framing
• Manufactured in the U.S.A.

News

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Preview	Summary	Date
	Case Study: Fort Worth Kineticwall - Willow & Rise Apartments Maverick Development Group was searching for a creative way to meet code requirements and add visual charm to their recently completed Willow & Rise Apartments parking structure. The main challenge was meeting the code requirement that public right-of-...	Oct 16, 2024
	Case Study: Extech’s Kineticwall Creates a Distinct Face for Parking Structure A global tech company was looking for a design solution and custom façade to wrap a multi-level parking structure on their Mountain View, CA campus. The goal was to create an impression, while expressing the digital artform and company’s tech backgroun...	Dec 21, 2023