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Deaf Surface

Coatings

In modern architecture, functionality is just as important as aesthetics. At this point, deaf surface coating is often preferred in facade designs to provide visual integrity and enhance the energy efficiency of buildings.

Deaf surface cladding is typically used in facade areas without windows or openings. These areas play a crucial role in protecting the building from external elements, while also giving the structure a strong character as part of the architectural design.

Why Choose Deaf Facade Coating?

  • Provides heat and sound insulation.

  • Offers high durability.

  • Contributes aesthetically with a variety of materials and color options.

  • Easy to maintain and long-lasting.

These claddings, which can be applied with materials such as aluminum composite panels, natural stone, ceramics, and terracotta, are commonly seen in commercial buildings and modern residential projects.

Deaf Surface Coatings

  • Composite Panel Coatings
  • Granite-Ceramic Panel Coatings
  • Compact Laminate Coatings
  • Terracotta


CS Facade combines aesthetics, durability, and excellence in detail in solid facade cladding, clearly making a difference in every project.

Composite Panel Coating

Aluminum Composite Panels consist of two aluminum sheets covering a polyethylene core, with one side featuring a colored aluminum sheet. These panels offer architects and designers endless opportunities to create unique buildings due to their distinct features.

Aluminum Composite Panels are widely preferred around the world as a facade cladding material due to their ease of application on both exterior and interior facades, lightweight, strength, flexibility, ability to provide flat surfaces, and ability to support other building elements.

Thanks to the variety of colors, patterns, and textures, they allow for the creation of diverse buildings. The material's compatibility with glass structures makes it particularly attractive. When applied over an iron frame with insulation, it also provides heat and sound insulation.

Key features include: durability, rigidity, and lightness, a wide range of color and pattern options, applicability in flexible projects, excellent sound and heat insulation, ease of manufacturing and processing, high resistance to harsh environmental conditions, easy maintenance and cleaning, quick and easy installation, and an aesthetic and elegant appearance.


Granite-Ceramic Coating

Granite-Ceramic Cladding Facade Systems are applied on solid surfaces of existing buildings in combination with a supporting aluminum structure.

These materials are preferred for both interior and exterior facades due to their high wear and impact resistance, low water absorption, stain resistance, ease of installation, weather resistance, and a wide range of color and size options.

Additionally, the system allows continuous air circulation, preventing moisture buildup within the building.

It can be applied in three different systems: Clip System, Hidden Clip System, and Adhesive System.

Clip System: An economical and reliable system applied by mounting stainless steel visible clips and EPDM gaskets onto supporting aluminum profiles. It can be used for any size.

Hidden Clip System: Mounted onto the supporting structure using aluminum clips inserted into swallowtail channels opened at four points on the back surfaces. Typically applied to materials in sizes of 60x60cm, 60x120cm, and 50x100cm.

Adhesive System: Mounted on aluminum supporting profiles using a temporary adhesive tape and polyurethane-based material with high strength that retains elasticity between -40 and +100 degrees. This is the most economical porcelain ceramic application method and can be applied in any size.

The system can be installed with open or closed joints. In the closed-joint system, aluminum profiles in the desired RAL color are mounted in the vertical and horizontal joints of the cladding material, filling the gaps between the joints in addition to the open-joint application.


Compact Laminate Coating

 

Compact Laminates, specifically designed for exterior applications, particularly in curtain walls, are produced with technical differences during the manufacturing process, providing excellent compatibility with external facade conditions.

By using decorative papers that comply with DIN 54001 and ISO 4586/II standards on the surface, the material's resistance to light is ensured. Melamine and phenolic resins, mixed with special chemicals, enhance the material's durability against UV rays and outdoor conditions.

Depending on the design details, both adhesive and mechanical mounting system applications are available. Exterior compact laminates, which can be produced in 6 mm, 8 mm, and 10 mm thicknesses with double-sided surfaces, offer a wide variety of patterns as a natural material in facade designs. With guaranteed durability, colorfastness, and ease of application, they reflect limitless design possibilities.


Terracotta Coating

Terracotta, clay, and kaolin are natural materials that are industrially produced and allow the building facades to breathe naturally. This natural facade cladding material does not compromise architectural strength.

With its low maintenance requirements, warm and aesthetic appearance, and easy installation, it stands out. It has been and continues to be used in many prestigious and monumental projects. Additionally, it is applied as a solid facade cladding in various buildings.

Produced in single or double-sided panel forms, Terra Cotta material is applied as a suspension system on steel and aluminum structures. Corner joints for both panel types are made with a 45-degree angle or metal profiles. Moreover, the technical specifications may vary according to customer requests, local-national standards, and system requirements.


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