Facade
As façade claddings for your construction project you can choose:
Architectural/Design profiles
Design profiles and complementary flashings bring diversity to facades. Wide assortment of standard and design shapes, colors and materials such as: painted steel, aluminum , Corten, copper, in added with various cladding systems and assembling possibilities for internal and external, perforated or deep profile, for roof or wall, create the designer countless opportunities. Some models of design profiles can be curved to give fluent forms for wall and roof joining points, corners and canopies. Design profiles are versatile and can be used as cladding for facades, interior walls and suspended ceilings when individuality and high quality of surface are required.
Sandwich panel
Also called composite panel or insulated panel is a prefabricated element that has two steel (or aluminum) sheet layers bonded to an inner insulation core between them. The elements build whole insulated panel system ready for installation when delivered to the construction site. Can be supply as fire resistance panel, acoustic panel (thermo acoustic panel) and more.
Rain screen panels
Rain screen panels are cladding adapt to project's requirements with a wide variety of sizes, forms and materials. In some models the fixings are visible, other models have hidden fixings. The stiffening in some models enable large panel sizes, resulting in uniform facade that is quick to install. Rain screen panels are available in various materials and coatings from stainless to CORTEN –steel or Aluminum.
External wall structures
The prefabricated elements include a thermo stud frame and an insulation core. The external cladding of the element can be anything from metal to wood, glass, natural stone, and brick or ceramic tiles. The unlimited amount and shape of window and door openings and several cladding alternatives make the prefabricated elements a good choice for various types of buildings. The prefabricated elements can be utilized as wall, floor and roof structures
