Why should you choose a ventilated facade
RESISTANCE
The service life of a ventilated facade is up to 50 years without additional maintenance.
The service life of a ventilated facade is up to 50 years without additional maintenance.
SAFETY
Almost all the materials are environmentally friendly and don’t support combustion processes.
Almost all the materials are environmentally friendly and don’t support combustion processes.
NO MAINTENANCE REQUIRED
A properly installed and ventilated facade practically doesn’t need repairs and maintenance. Compared to a plastered facade, a ventilated facade will pay off its owner within 6 to 8 years due to savings in plastering and labor.
EASY INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS
The installation of a ventilated facade doesn’t take much time and doesn’t require preparatory work for leveling the surface. Also, thanks to a well-thought-out installation system, it’s not difficult to replace damaged components.
MOISTURE RESISTANCE
Thanks to the ventilated facade, the walls of the house are firmly protected from excess moisture, which preserves their integrity for decades.
Thanks to the ventilated facade, the walls of the house are firmly protected from excess moisture, which preserves their integrity for decades.
VARIETY OF MATERIALS AND UNIQUE DESIGN
The abundance of building materials allows you to develop a unique project solution that will make your home look original and eye-catching.
The abundance of building materials allows you to develop a unique project solution that will make your home look original and eye-catching.
HEAT RESISTANCE & SAVING
Temperature fluctuations will not lead to the formation of cracks. The technology of ventilated facades ensures the preservation of heat in the house even in severe frosts.
Temperature fluctuations will not lead to the formation of cracks. The technology of ventilated facades ensures the preservation of heat in the house even in severe frosts.
INSTALLATION AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR
Installation of a ventilated facade is possible at any time of the year and in any weather conditions.
Installation of a ventilated facade is possible at any time of the year and in any weather conditions.
What is a ventilated facade?
A ventilated facade is a structure consisting of several layers of materials that create an air gap between the wall of the building and its finishing coating. Thus, a space is created between these two surfaces where air can circulate freely. This type of facade protects the walls of the house from the accumulation of moisture and condensation.
The structure of a ventilated facade includes a layer of thermal insulation, a substructure and facing material. The substructure (frame) made of galvanized steel or aluminum provides additional strength and lasts for several decades without deforming even with temperature changes. A large selection of cladding materials allows you to create a unique facade design of any color, texture and shape.
Currently, a ventilated facade is an effective and innovative solution for protecting buildings from external influences, improving their energy efficiency and creating an attractive appearance.
The structure of a ventilated facade includes a layer of thermal insulation, a substructure and facing material. The substructure (frame) made of galvanized steel or aluminum provides additional strength and lasts for several decades without deforming even with temperature changes. A large selection of cladding materials allows you to create a unique facade design of any color, texture and shape.
Currently, a ventilated facade is an effective and innovative solution for protecting buildings from external influences, improving their energy efficiency and creating an attractive appearance.
Cladding materials
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CEDRAL
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