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Reynobond® Inox In response to the trend for authentic looks and natural materials, Reynobond® Inox has been added to the composite panel line of Alcoa Architectural Products. It combines the beauty of real stainless steel with the advantages of a composite panel. The fire-retardant core is coated on both sides with real stainless steel; the panel itself weighs much...
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Metal facade cladding: stainless steel Metalltech
We have vast experience in the realization of facade and suspended ceiling projects using expanded and perforated metal > Quick...
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Metal facade cladding: stainless steel Johnson Screens
Wall Cladding Johnson Screens® exterior facade covers can be either transparent or opaque. Our screens provide security to the building while still having a decorative appeal. The...
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Metal facade cladding: stainless steel BMW WELT by COOP Himmelblau Design Factory cmb
Finish: stainless steel materials 1.4301...
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Metal facade cladding: stainless steel REYNOBOND STAINLESS STEEL ALCOA ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS
delivering the clean look of stainless at a much lighter weight. With its clean, bold look, Reynobond Stainless Steel brings a modern feel to any environment — and provides a superb contrast to wood and other natural elements. It offers extreme formability at a weight much lighter than traditional plate...
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Metal facade cladding: stainless steel CHECKERS The Inox in Color
Just like the traditional tiles and mosaics but now in stainless steel. Easy to apply and to combine with other materials. A new option for your most fashionable projects and singular designs. Our ready-made stainless steel tiles...
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Metal facade cladding: stainless steel PRITZKER PAVILLION Zahner
The Pritzker Pavilion at Millennium Park in Chicago consists of fourteen unique elements constructed of straight stick steel support and ZEPPS™ Assemblies, each clad with Angel Hair™ Stainless steel. Each of these fourteen shapes serve to form the bandshell, providing protection from the elements while creating a focal point at the stage...
