Uses of Cladding:

• Exterior Facades: Commonly used on building facades to give them a modern and attractive appearance while providing protection and thermal/sound insulation.

• Interior Decor: Can also be used in interior decor to add an aesthetic touch.

• Advertising: Used in signage and advertising boards.

• Other Applications: Can be used for doors and kitchens.

Types of Cladding:

Cladding panels vary to suit different needs and designs, including:

• Cladding with PVDF Paint: Fire-resistant paint coatings.

• Cladding with PVDF NANO Paint: An advanced type of PVDF paint.

• Matte Cladding: Suitable for official buildings and administrative offices.

• Reflective Cladding: Like mirrors and chrome, used to attract attention, especially for shop facades.

• Marble Cladding: Comes in various shades mimicking marble.

• Gold and Silver Cladding: Available in different colors and shades.

• Wooden Cladding: Mimics the appearance of wood, used to impart a warm character.

• Fire-Resistant Cladding (A2 FR): Complies with international safety standards.

• CNC Engraved Cladding: Offers flexibility and innovation in design.

• 3D Cladding: For creating prominent and beautiful facades.

Features of Cladding:

• Enhances Aesthetics: Gives buildings a modern and attractive appearance.

• Thermal and Sound Insulation: Contributes to reducing energy consumption and increasing indoor comfort.

• Weather Resistance: Protects buildings from heat and humidity.

• Lightweight and Easy Installation.

• Variety of Colors and Designs: Allows for diverse design options.

• Formability: Can be shaped and used for curved forms.

• Easy to Clean.

Modern Decoration Works:

In addition to cladding, modern decoration works involve the use of various materials such as marble alternatives, wood alternatives, gypsum board, and foam. Modern decor focuses on simplicity, clean geometric lines, and the blending of natural materials with modern techniques to create comfortable and attractive spaces.