Ceilings- modular cladding - Import export

Laser-cut metal panels are frequently used as exterior cladding (facades) for buildings. They provide a protective layer against environmental elements while adding a contemporary, visually striking appearance to the structure. This ability of creating custom patterns provides architects a broad spectrum of unique façade designs that can serve specific purposes, like controlling light and shadow effects.

illuminated ceiling design

Wood finish siding, encompassing natural wood, composite, and wood-grain aluminum, offers aesthetic versatility and durability. Natural wood siding brings classic elegance, easily customizable with stains or paint. Composite wood, blending wood fibers and synthetics, provides enhanced resistance to decay and pests with minimal upkeep. Aluminum siding with a wood grain finish merges metal's resilience with the rustic appeal of wood. These options withstand environmental challenges, ensuring robust protection. Lightweight and straightforward to install, they suit various architectural styles and color schemes. Energy-efficient, they improve insulation, cutting heating and cooling costs. Perfect for new builds or renovations, they boost curb appeal and property value. Eco-friendly choices contribute to sustainable building practices. Each type balances beauty and practicality, catering to diverse preferences and needs.

Suspending Ceilings An exposed white metal lay in ceiling grid supporting a drop in mineral fibre board tile. These are normally fire rated to underside of mezzanine. Column Cases Used to fire rate the columns of the mezzanine a one hour column case is constructed of 20mm Promalit or equivalent. Supplied in galvanised, white polyester or PVC, powder coated to match décor. Fascia One hour fire rated fascia constructed from ‘Glasroc’ multi-board. Fitted to all exposed edges of the mezzanine.