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Re•veal
(plural: reveals)
A facade element that fulfils both a functional as well as an aesthetic role. Reveal trim is used to create the transition between the window profile and the front of the facade. Besides enhancing the visual appeal by means of variation in colour and shape, this element also offers functional advantages, such as the possibility of integrating sun shades, blinds or fall-through protection. Reveal cladding is applicable in both new construction and renovation projects and offers a stylish solution to create a sophisticated façade finish.
Synonyms: edge of window or door opening, reveal cladding
We like sharing our know-how.
Successful installation of our reveal frames starts with studying the Roundal Reveal Bible. In this technical manual, we share our extensive knowledge and experience of reveal systems, providing architects and professionals with important insights into all Roundal solutions.
Discover the best reveal solution for your project
What exact reveal system does your project require? The Roundal product compare pages will provide you with the answer! Compare one or more types side by side and find out what solution is needed for which type of facade. It provides a clear overview of when to schedule the installation of your reveal solution. It’s the quickest way to find out what Roundal solution your project requires.
Strong reveals without bending
Large reveals can be prone to bending. But does this mean that every large reveal will inevitably bend? Absolutely not! The risk depends not only on the dimensions but also on the design of the Roundal window frame.
Linking reveals
What is a splicer?
A splicer is an underlying joint used to join parts together. As standard, they are glued invisibly, leaving only the joint line visible. A splicer is always made of 1.5 mm thick aluminium and has the same colour as the aluminium reveal.
The water resistance of the welded reveal
Water finds the smallest opening, creeps between seams and sometimes penetrates where it should not. Every element of the welded reveal has been thought through and optimised to ensure watertightness.
Roundal at Polyclose 2024
📅 Date: 17-18-19 January
📍 Location: Flanders Expo (Hall 1, 4 & 6), Ghent
🏡 Booth: 1438
Roundal, an Ursus brand
Ursus is the ultimate specialist in aluminium reveal cladding. Because of our extensive expertise, based on many years of experience, we have been able to develop the most complete range of custom-made standardized reveal systems.
With our extensive range, we can offer a solution for any and all construction situations and specifications. Our professionals are ready to discuss your planning and technical file to come up with the optimal reveal solution.