Energy efficiency:

Ventilated facades create a natural air gap between the cladding and the wall, which allows for efficient moisture removal and ensures thermal regulation. This helps to reduce heating costs in winter and air conditioning costs in summer.

Improved sound insulation:

Ventilated facades significantly increase the sound insulation level of a building. Thanks to their multi-layer construction, such systems effectively reduce the level of external noise, making them an ideal solution for buildings located in urban areas or near noise sources.

Durability and reliability:

The materials used for ventilated facades are resistant to corrosion, UV and mechanical damage. This guarantees a long service life of the facade without losing its appearance.

Fire resistance::

Ventilated facades can be made of fire-resistant materials, which increases the level of building safety.

Protection against moisture:

Thanks to the ventilation gap, the facade system prevents the accumulation of moisture, which protects the building structure from fungus, mold, and other destructive factors.

Aesthetics and variability:

Ventilated facades allow the use of various cladding materials, such as porcelain stoneware, composite panels, fiber cement boards, and others. You can choose a unique solution for any architectural style.