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Aluminum cladding

Aluminum Cladding (Interior-Exterior)

Aluminium and aluminium cladding offers great benefits compared to other metals. When designing the facade of your building it’s important to take these benefits into consideration.

Why Aluminum and not other metal?

Aluminum is a very light weight metal

Aluminium weighs in at about the third of the weight of steel. On average it weighs around 2,7g/cm3. This is a big reason many architects consider using aluminium when cladding. The process of installing the aluminium panels, aluminium louvres or aluminium facade systems will be much easier due to the weight.

Aluminium is very resistant to corrosion

Corrosion does not affect aluminium due to it’s protective oxide coating. Unlike copper, the weather conditions don’t influence aluminium. It won’t rust and corrode over time. This makes aluminium a great material to built with, aluminium will lasts for several decades!

Aluminium is flexible

Aluminium is one of the easiest metals to melt and to bent. The melting point of aluminium is very low making it easy to shape. Because it is also flexible, aluminium is used widespread by architects for special designs that require curved or uncommon shapes.

Aluminium is completely recyclable

If you choose aluminium cladding you choose sustainability. Aluminium is recyclable and won’t lose any of it’s quality in the process. Aluminium is re-smelted all the time and the process takes little energy.

Turn key

What is Turn-key project?

A turnkey or a turnkey project (also spelled turn-key) is a type of project that is constructed so that it can be sold to any buyer as a completed product.
A type of construction contract under which the construction firm is obligated to complete a project according to prespecified criteria for a price that is fixed at the time the contract is signed.

False ceiling

What is False Celing?

Is secondary Ceiling, hung below the main (structural) ceiling. False Celing is of the important elements of an interior space as they offer the maximum unobstructed view of working spaces. As a result, the ceiling is an important element of open plan office layout and defines its aesthetics. Since a ceiling has a large surface area, it plays an important role in the acoustic and thermal comfort of a space.

What are the materials used in makinng false celing?

-Gypsum False Ceiling. Gypsum is a soft, light weight hydrated sulfate of calcium.

-Metal False Ceiling. Metal is a very durable material.

-Wooden False Ceiling.

– Fiber False Ceiling.

– Glass False Ceiling.

– Synthetic leather False Ceiling.

– POP False Ceiling.