Aria
Lightweight, corrosion resistant aluminum grilles and louvers, Aria products are ideal for sunshades, screening, and specialty infill panel requirements.
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Design Elements
Coda Architectural products can be presented with a variety of options to accent the design requirements of nearly any application. Commonly requested options have been illustrated for the convenience of the designer.Screen Infill Standard Connections
Type E1
- Flat bar welded to vertical edge of panel
- Bolt passes through flat bar and secures panel to post
Type E2
- Face mounted panels conceal support posts behind the panel
- Flat bars welded to the panel and post and bolts together to secure attachment
Gate Options
Screen
- Provides visual concealment with louvered panel products
- Access and egress allowed
Trash Enclosure
- Designed to mask unsightly areas
- Durable to withstand continuous use and impact
Sunshade Standard Connections
Louvered Product
- Continuous flat bar welded to panel
- Bolt passes through flat bar and secures to structure
- Applies to Aria60LG, Aria80LG, and Aria100LG
Pressure Locked Grillework
- Individual plate fills cell of panel
- Bolt passes through plate and secures to structure
- Applies to Aria222, Aria333, and Aria444
Aluminum Extrusions
- Hole drilled directly through material
- Bolt passes through extrusion and secures to structure
- Applies to Aria510 through Aria 540
Colors
Powder Coat Colors
Anodized Colors
Finishes
Coda Architectural offers four standard finishes available on all Aria products: two powder coated and two anodized options. If you require assistance selecting the proper finish for your application, please contact your local representative.AAMA Powder Coat
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AAMA 2605 (Superior Coatings)
Commonly understood to be the premiere coating for aluminum architectural products, AAMA 2605 coatings are available in a variety of color choices. Materials provided with this finish comply with all elements of the AAMA “Voluntary Specification, Performance Requirements and Test Procedures for Superior Performing Organic Coatings on Aluminum Extrusions and Panels.”
Materials are washed, then treated with a non-chrome conversion coating, followed by the application of a fluoropolymer powder coat finish coat.
AAMA 2604 (High Performance Coatings)
An excellent coating system for architectural requirements that incorporate aluminum products, AAMA 2604 coatings are available in many colors. Materials provided with this finish comply with all elements of the AAMA “Voluntary Specification, Performance Requirements and Test Procedures for High Performance Organic Coatings on Aluminum Extrusions and Panels”.
Materials are washed, then treated with a non-chrome conversion coating, followed by the application of a TGIC polyester powder coat finish coat.
Anodized Aluminum
Architectural Class I
The superior choice for providing anodized aluminum coatings, “Architectural Class I” finishes are exceptionally durable coatings that provide a natural oxide layer on the surface of aluminum architectural products. Available as either a Clear coating or a Colored coating in conformance with The Aluminum Association specifications:
• Clear anodized specification: “Class I, Clear: AA-M10-C22-A41”
• Color anodized specification: “Class I, Two-Step Color: AA-M10-C22-A44”
The coating thickness applied is 0.7 mils or greater. Anodized coatings prevent corrosion on the surface of aluminum panels. Class I finishes provide enhanced weathering characteristics in environments where high salinity is present.
Architectural Class II
An excellent choice for the prevention of corrosion, “Architectural Class II” finishes provide a durable oxide layer on the surface of aluminum panels. Class II anodizing is a more economical alternative for finishing architectural products. Available as either a Clear coating or a Colored coating in conformance with The Aluminum Association specifications:
• Clear anodized specification: “Class II, Clear: AA-M10-C22-A31”
• Color anodized specification: “Class II, Two-Step Color: AA-M10-C22-A34”
The coating thickness applied averages 0.4 to 0.6 mils. Class II finishes are commonly specified for applications where superior weathering performance may not be required.
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