Corian exterior cladding

Corian® exterior cladding, as mentioned earlier, will provide a real advantage in terms of maintenance and durability over time, as it will resist very high temperatures with high UVS or very harsh winters with low temperatures. A building near the sea will also benefit from the advantage of Corian's resistance to moisture and salt, which can cause deterioration of the facades of many buildings by the sea.

One of the primary advantages of Corian being installed as a ventilated façade is of course its energy efficiency, designed to leave space between the raw façade of the building and the solid surface Corian cladding. The air will be able to flow through and combined with good and suitable insulation this will give the building a very good thermal performance.

With Corian, facades exude creativity, with the possibility of shaping the panels in 2D or 3D due to its non-porous composition and being as dense in the core as on the surface. Combined with the thermoforming method, it is possible to create real works of visual art on the entire façade of a building, whether it be for commercial buildings or individual houses.

Combined with a wide choice of colours, some of which are more translucent than others, it will be possible to create lighting effects that will further enhance the façade. Finally, following numerous tests, certain colours are recommended for use in facades, as they offer better colour stability and are more resistant over time. However, any colour can be used if regular maintenance is carried out.

Both resistant and durable, Corian panels can be broken or cracked by impact, in which case the Corian can be repaired, which is easier than replacing it. In an ecological approach, this is a real plus since it will not require throwing away and therefore using less material throughout the life cycle of the building.