Façade Cladding

Types of Façade Cladding

• Aluminium Composite (ACP) Cladding

  

  4 mm composite panels that bring a whole building into the corporate colour — the primary façade method. It goes over a tired existing façade without stripping it, so the building looks wholly new in a short time.

• Mesh Vinyl Façade Banner

  

  Perforated banner that lets wind through, used on buildings under construction and for time-limited campaigns. Far cheaper than permanent cladding, it goes up for the build or the campaign and comes down afterwards.

• Illuminated Façade

  

  LED strip or profile recessed into the cladding, so the building carries its identity after dark. After dark the whole elevation takes on the brand colour, so the building identifies itself without a sign.

• Perforated Metal Façade

  

  Patterned perforated panels that provide shading while giving the elevation texture. It doubles as solar shading, cutting heat gain on south-facing elevations.

• Wood-Look Composite Façade

  

  Wood-patterned PVDF cladding: a natural appearance without timber's maintenance burden. Unlike real timber it needs no yearly oiling or varnishing and holds its colour for years.

• HPL / Compact Laminate Façade

  

  Impact- and scratch-resistant compact laminate panels for heavily used entrances. Its impact resistance outlasts composite at school, hospital and other heavily used entrances.

• Window and Glass Film Wrapping

  

  Glazed areas of the façade covered in film; one-way vision keeps the view out clear from inside. It refreshes a shopfront's identity without replacing glass, and the film peels off cleanly when the campaign ends.