Dextall

Dextall’s D Wall is a unitized prefab panel system with factory-installed windows, insulation, vapor barrier, and diverse cladding options for U.S. new and retrofit projects.

Chicago's $500M 400 Lake Shore Drive tower transforms the iconic bay window into a 362,000 sq ft unitized curtain wall — factory-built near Philadelphia, installed at 857 feet above Lake Michigan.

The page compares the durability thresholds of AAMA 2604 and AAMA 2605 and discusses project requirements and how to specify the applicable standard.

The page discusses which ACM cladding assemblies pass NFPA 285, why the test is required for high-rise exteriors, and how to specify assemblies for permit review.

The page describes prefab facade systems with integrated windows and non-combustible panels, powered by Dextall Studio, and their effects on scaffolding, schedules, and project costs.

Dextall offers U.S. career opportunities in sustainable prefab facades, including Site Manager roles in NYC and R&D roles.

Dextall’s team accelerates decarbonization in U.S. building with factory-made unitized walls, sustainable design, and installer training.

The page lists Dextall’s prefab unitized wall panels, design software (Dextall Studio), media information, general support, and phone number: +1 212‑503‑2851 ext. 800.

Dextall offers factory-built unitized wall panels integrated with windows, insulation, and cladding for building projects in the U.S.

Dextall’s Privacy Policy, updated September 21, 2022, describes how it collects, uses, and protects personal data when people use its software, prefab wall panels, and services in the U.S.