RHEINZINK-Workshop and construction site training in India

Our training manager André Schwabe was recently in India to train one of our craftsman customers in the optimal processing of RHEINZINK materials. The first training session took place in Coimbatore at the Eber company. The customer's wishes were specifically addressed and practical work was carried out on various project details.

Introduction to processing techniques

During the workshop, the focus was on the following processing techniques, among others:

  • Angled standing seam eaves point round - precise solutions for eaves areas
  • Wall cover with sliding cap - functional and aesthetic finishes
  • Flat lock tiles vertical in the façade - optimum fastening and alignment
  • Angled standing seam folded ridge with cap - clean, weather-resistant finishes
  • Internal corner façade with insertion pocket - detailed processing of internal corners
  • Window sill with folded end base - durable and visually appealing solutions
  • Angled insertion pocket - precise processing for sophisticated details
     

After this successful workshop, André travelled on to Bengaluru to meet with an architect on the construction site and discuss initial details for the upcoming practical phase. But the actual practical realisation is still to come.

 

Practical training directly on the construction site

The next phase of training will start on 22 April 2025 - directly on the construction site. In this intensive live installation programme, tradespeople will receive specific training in the practical application of our materials. A particular focus will be on the laying of flat lock tiles and the installation of wall coverings.

Special technical requirements for the installation of flat lock tiles:

  • Steel structure as a substructure to support the vertical large rhomboids and wall cladding
  • Bending details of flat lock tiles, including precise dimensions for custom-fit installation
  • Installation of the liner panels (0.7 mm) horizontally or vertically on the substructure
  • Standard terminations and connections:
    • End plate at the lower edge
    • Internal corner connection
    • External corner connection
    • Wall cladding with vertical large rhomboid cladding
    • Connection to natural stone cladding
  • Fixed points for wind loads and possible additional fixings
  • Expansion joints to allow for material movements
  • Window connections and termination details to be clarified on site

     

The training will run until 30 April 2025, with André not only instructing the employees on site, but also actively working with them. This allows participants to implement the processing techniques directly on the construction site and benefit from direct feedback.

Through this combination of theoretical training, practical exercises and direct site supervision, we ensure that our partners are optimally prepared for working with RHEINZINK materials. 

We look forward to passing on our expertise worldwide and supporting craftsmen in the optimum application of our products!
 

Impressions from the construction site

The project is currently still in the construction phase. But the pictures of the shell and the beautiful natural surroundings already give an idea of what Nandi Hill House could look like when finished.

Test application with planned material
View of the building shell
Wonderful view of the natural surroundings
Work is in full swing

Further details on the construction project in India

The following links provide a detailed 3D model of the Nandi Hill House, as well as details of the planned skylights and the zinc roof cladding.

Contact and workshop enquiry

Further information on our training courses and workshops can be found under the following link:

To the training programme 

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