Facade material: Perforated panels

Natural play of light and shadows is the best container decoration

Perforated panels are titanium-zinc sheets, which, thanks to the technology of embossing or cutting, constitute a unique decorative element of the modular pavilion, giving it a unique character. The uniqueness of this facade is brought out in particular by light, both artificial and natural, allowing for an interesting play of chiaroscuro, which affects the visual perception of the entire building. Modernity and timelessness of a perforated installation, which, together with the reflections of the sun, constitute an eternally living decoration that catches the eye regardless of the time of day or year. An additional aesthetic effect by colour emphasizing the shade of the facade surface causes a natural patina that gradually forms on the sheet under the influence of weather conditions. The use of perforated panels in combination with a solid sheet is an increasingly widely used solution, especially in modular construction. 

Quick assembly means lower costs

The installation of sheets is simple and independent of weather conditions, which significantly reduces the duration of construction works and their costs. Moreover, the installation of such a facade does not require wet materials, which also makes the finishing processes much cleaner and faster. In service containers, especially seasonal ones, perforated panels can also constitute a single partition separating the inside of the container from the external environment. It is both an aesthetic and comfortable solution because the titanium sheet has properties that dampen and absorb vibrations. A perforated facade will undoubtedly prove to be a unique decoration, which has a huge aesthetic potential and allows for the full implementation of the client's architectural idea.

New projects using cladding: Perforated panels

Project number:
043
Office containers and portable offices
Project number:
009
Showrooms and exhibition buildings
Project number:
011
Showrooms and exhibition buildings
Project number:
014
Shopping containers
Project number:
018
Modular residential construction
Project number:
007
Showrooms and exhibition buildings

Recently built pavilions using perforated panels

Project number:
055
Shopping containers
Project number:
054
Shopping containers
Project number:
001
Showrooms and exhibition buildings
Project number:
048
Garden offices
Project number:
051
Shopping containers