Materials
Quality, durablility, and aesthetics
Whether you are looking for robust metals, refined coatings, or innovative composites, we offer a wide range of options to meet your specific needs and preferences. Discover the features and benefits of each material and see how our selection can elevate your project.
We have the right material for every project
No two façades are the same. That’s why we work with a variety of materials that are not only high-quality and durable but also aesthetically pleasing. Our experts are here to guide you in making the right choices for your façade.
BIPV
BIPV, or Integrated Solar Energy in Buildings, has revolutionised the way we harness energy and design our buildings. Instead of traditional solar panels mounted separately, BIPV panels are seamlessly incorporated into the architecture of the building itself.
Fiber cement
Fiber cement cladding panels are made from a mix of cement, synthetic fibers, cellulose fibers, and other additives. The fibers added to the cement make the panels strong, flexible, and weather-resistant. Fiber cement panels are highly suitable for the renovation and insulation of exterior façades.
Corten steel
You see them more and more: objects made from a rusted type of steel. The unique look of corten steel façades is captivating and can be endlessly combined with other materials and colors. One major advantage of corten steel is that it lasts up to 10 times longer than regular steel.
Composites
Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) is a product made from aluminium and a fire-resistant core of minerals. Available in a wide variety of options, the specific composite used depends entirely on the end-user’s needs.
Terracotta
Although technology continues to evolve, terracotta is still made with the same natural elements—fire, water, and clay—that have been used for thousands of years. This timeless craftsmanship lends a unique touch to façades.
Ceramics
Ceramic façade cladding has become increasingly popular due to its many attractive benefits. Not only is ceramic unique and visually appealing, but it is also a strong, durable material with excellent insulating properties.
Aluminum coated
Aluminum façade cladding offers numerous advantages as a material choice. With its natural beauty and silver-white hue, aluminum is ideal for exposed applications. While coated aluminum is becoming more popular, uncoated aluminum retains its appealing qualities as well.
Anodized Aluminum
Anodizing is a surface treatment that creates an oxide layer on—or rather within—the aluminum. This oxide layer is fully integrated into the material, forming a strong molecular bond. Anodizing turns aluminum into an exceptionally durable building material.
High pressure laminate
Solid core, also known as HPL (High Pressure Laminate), is a façade cladding made from a mix of paper particles and wood fibers blended with synthetic resin. This mixture is compressed under extremely high pressure, resulting in an exceptionally hard and impermeable material.
Wood
Wooden façade cladding is a popular and aesthetically appealing way to enhance and protect buildings. It is often chosen for its natural look, durability, and versatility.
Galvanised
Galvanized steel, an architectural material that is budget-friendly, low-maintenance, and long-lasting. Metal cladding is increasingly used for its architectural potential and durability.
Solid Surface
In recent years, the exterior construction sector has also embraced the benefits of solid surface panels as a cladding material. With thermoforming, even the most challenging shapes can be achieved.
Glass
Glass doesn’t have to be transparent. Why not opt for colored glass panels as façade cladding? This material offers endless creative possibilities with its wide range of colors and patterns.
“Natural beauty, lasting strength, and boundless creativity come together in our façade claddings. Discover how our diverse materials and innovative techniques can bring your architectural vision to life.”
Anthony Verrienti
Key Accountmanager Benelux