Architecture And Facades
Curtain walls, rainscreens, canopies and soffits on buildings that must pass a fire code and look new in twenty years.
The same panel is judged differently by a facade engineer, a sign maker and a production manager. These pages start from what each one needs first.
Curtain walls, rainscreens, canopies and soffits on buildings that must pass a fire code and look new in twenty years.
Print-ready sheet for sign makers, digital printers, POS builders and exhibition contractors.
Lightweight panel for vehicle bodies, transit interiors and transport buildings.
Feature walls, ceilings, lift interiors, joinery and retail fit-out in decorative composite panel.
Panel supplied as a material to manufacturers, fabricators and distributors who process it themselves.
Colour, fire compliance and supply are the three places a panel order goes wrong. Each has its own process.
From a physical sample, a RAL code or a Pantone reference to a signed master sample and a production run.
Matching the panel to the code clause, and supplying the test report that gets the submission approved.
From enquiry to delivered container — specification, sampling, colour approval, production, packing and shipping.
Building and facade contractors, the signage and digital printing trade, transportation and transit interiors, interior fit-out, and industrial and OEM buyers who process the panel themselves.
Yes. Architects and facade engineers regularly send us elevations and code references before a tender, and we specify the panel and issue test reports.
Yes. We lock the specification in writing at the first order and produce repeat runs against that record with batch data.
Describe the project, the sector and the code you are working to — we will recommend the panel.
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