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  • GWP Total: 34.22 kg CO₂e/m²
  • GWP A1-A3: 32.60 kg CO₂e/m²
  • Excellent UV characteristics
  • Easy maintenance
  • Fully recyclable
  • Outstanding strength-to-weight ratio
  • Resistant to extreme weather conditions

One of the most important factors in modern building is safety. With international standards becoming increasingly demanding with regard to the safety of citizens, companies are required to develop products complying with recent safety specifications.


etalbond® FR, due to its mineral core, meets the stricter requirements of the fire classifications.


It is hardly inflammable, while maintaining all the important characteristics of normal etalbond®, such as resistance to weather, flatness and simple forming techniques.


Applications: etalbond® is a self supporting panel with exceptional flatness, high strength and low weight. This plain but extremely flexible material is ideal for adding an architectural elegance and an attractive design in low and high rising buildings, canopies, fascias, roof edges and building interiors.


Some of its various applications indicatively include: Building Renovations, Internal Partitions, False Ceilings, Bus Terminals, Gas Stations, Column covers, Curved Fascias, Building entranceways, Toll stations, Container Constructions, Machine coverings, Equipment enclosures, Architectural Claddings, Internal Wall Coverings


etalbond® FR is fully recyclable. Both the mineral core and the aluminium sheets are recycled in the special facilities of our factory and can be used in the production of new material.

Refurbishment of a student residence in Nantes

Designed by Guinée + Potin Architects, the Cité Universitaire campus extension in Nantes, France, uses a simple geometric strategy to unify previously fragmented buildings. The new volume continues from the entrance hall, creating a clear edge between the street and the landscaped areas. Its form reshapes exterior spaces, turning formerly leftover planting zones into active landsc...

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