Composite in architecture
The white bathtub of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, the gray “pillbox” of the Muziekpaleis in Utrecht, the sharp lines of the University of Groningen (RUG): the composite facade is low-maintenance and looks different every time.
Vrijheid in vormgeving
The great design freedom makes it an interesting facade material. With composite, you can determine the ingredients yourself. Choose, for example, on hardness, but also on color, shape and gloss level. Examples of this can now be seen in many places inside and outside the Netherlands. Such as the free-hanging composite roof of the Yitzhak Rabin Centre in Tel Aviv, Israel. The shapes of the dove of peace were the inspiration for the design of this roof.
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‘’The degree of transparency and color of the facade panels are also virtually unlimited!’’
Transparent composite facade panels
Translucent composite facade panels with fiber structure and custom colors and patterns. Raficlad is a special, permanently attractive cladding with unique aesthetic properties. The composite panels are fully colored and may or may not be transparent. They can be provided with an additive (insert) chosen by the customer.
Think of colored fibers, threads, logos or other - also fully dried organic - materials. Choose the amount, structure, color and orientation of the insert yourself. The degree of transparency and color of the facade panels are also virtually unlimited! With our water cutting machine we can cut out both flat and molded façade panels in any desired contour and provide them with fixing holes.
Other markets
Composite in the infrastructure sector
