K-STONE Engineering
Cleanroom Construction Systems
The cleanroom envelope is a construction system, not a set of separate panels. K-STONE Engineering develops walls, ceilings, doors, windows and finishes as coordinated details, then connects AILV manufacturing with the way those details are installed on site.
Design the Room Boundary
Room use, equipment movement and cleaning access shape the enclosure details. Wall lines, ceiling levels, doors and fixed glazing are designed with supports, floor finishes and service openings. The aim is a room boundary that can be assembled and maintained as a complete system.
Connect Manufacture to the Junction Details
Panel edges, profiles, frames and opening dimensions need coordinated fabrication information. AILV material selection and component preparation follow those details, while installers use the same drawings to resolve corners, wall-to-floor finishes and adjoining frames.
Build around Ceilings, Openings and Services
Ceiling layout must accommodate lighting, air terminals, service access and the support arrangement. On site, the enclosure work is sequenced with the mechanical and electrical installation so penetrations and finishes can be completed without losing the necessary access.
Engineering Work in Focus
Walls
Layouts, supports and joints.
Ceilings
Levels, modules and access.
Openings
Door frames and fixed glazing.
Finishes
Floors, corners and service passages.
Connect the Detail to the Project
Engineering site details bring the enclosure work into focus. Doorways, window junctions and ceiling photographs show the visible construction features that must be carried consistently from drawings into the installed room.
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