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Multi-storey building in dense urban development, whose facades on scaffolding have been clad with BoardeX cement boards on a steel frame substructure. The boards have created an even, rigid cladding with clearly defined window openings, forming a base for the final facade. The solution combines A1 fire resistance, moisture resistance and dimensional stability, essential for even, high facade surfaces.
Modern single-family houses erected in light steel frame (LSF) technology, whose external walls were sheathed with BoardeX cement boards directly on steel profiles. The boards create a rigid, waterproof shell that stiffens the entire building structure, including in gable sections and pitched roofs. A1 non-combustibility class, moisture resistance and dimensional stability ensure durable protection of the frame construction in all weather conditions.
A residential building complex where Azzura Fibrex fibre-cement board was used to create a modern ventilated façade in intensive colours — orange, terracotta and graphite grey. Large-format A2-class panels provide not only an impressive façade composition, but above all resistance to moisture, frost and full dimensional stability for years of use. The application of a ventilated system improves the thermal parameters of the building and protects the structure against moisture penetration.
A project comprising single-family houses and low-rise residential buildings, in which Azzura Fibrex fibre-cement cladding boards created durable, colourful façade accents — from warm terracotta to yellow, blue and red. The material perfectly imitates the texture of painted timber, whilst remaining completely resistant to moisture, frost and deformation, unlike wood. Thanks to dimensional stability and fire class A2, the façade maintains its aesthetics and safety for many years.
Interior of a food service establishment where composite ADO Vinylbond vinyl panels in a deep, turquoise color created a decorative, vertically fluted wall cladding that gives the space a warm, industrial-designer character. The panels imitate wood structure while being resistant to moisture, abrasion and intensive use, making them an ideal solution for demanding commercial interiors. The striking texture harmonizes with leather furniture and marble countertops.
A modern single-family house in barn form with a gable roof received full cladding made of vertically arranged Dragonwood charred spruce in Thunder Grey colour. The deep, matt graphite shade achieved through the Shou Sugi Ban method emphasises the raw, minimalist form and harmoniously combines with the anthracite roof, photovoltaic panels and black window joinery. A distinctive accent is the openwork screen made of wooden slats shielding the entrance zone.
An extensive ground-level terrace made of Dragonwood Natural charred spruce boards was built next to a modern, single-storey house with a flat roof and clinker brick elevation. The warm, honey-brown colour and clearly defined grain pattern create a cosy contrast to the raw, grey-anthracite brick and black joinery. The raised, framed terrace structure seamlessly connects the interior with the garden area.
A comfortable patio was created in the landscaped home garden using Dragonwood charred spruce boards in Thunder Grey colour. The elegant, silver-graphite colour of the boards with subtle grain pattern complements the light façade of the house, anthracite pergola and modern garden furniture. The patio bordered by a strip of black pebbles creates an elegant, fully furnished relaxation zone.
The facade of the year-round garden cabin finished with Dragonwood charred larch in Carbon shade gives the structure a distinctive, matte-black colour with visible, burnt grain structure. The Shou Sugi Ban technique provides the wood with natural fire resistance, protection against moisture, fungi and insects, and colour stability under UV exposure. The contrast of the deep black boards with the light roof brackets creates a modern, minimalist character of the building.
The house façade in the form of a modern barn finished with vertically arranged charred Dragonwood larch in a natural, honey-brown shade with an exposed, flame-like grain pattern. Charring using the Shou Sugi Ban technique highlights the wood grain and protects it against rot, insects and UV radiation. The warm colour of the wood combined with anthracite joinery and grey roof creates a cosy yet contemporary effect.
Mobile kitchen island with ceramic kamado grill, clad in charred larch Dragonwood in Grey shade, topped with a granite countertop and complemented by sliding fronts on barn-door tracks. The charred wood with its silvery-graphite grain structure withstands outdoor conditions perfectly — it is resistant to moisture, rot and insects, while requiring no maintenance. The grey of the wood blends with the dark granite, creating an elegant outdoor cooking zone.
A single-storey house with minimalist form featuring a façade of charred Dragonwood spruce in deep Black, combined with warm, amber Teak timber on the pergola soffit and terrace boards. The carbonised spruce surface using the Shou Sugi Ban technique provides an intensely black, matt colour with a distinctive grain pattern, and ensures fire resistance, protection against moisture, fungi and insects. The contrast of the black façade with the illuminated Teak timber and view of the pond creates a cohesive architectural whole.
Single-story house in modern barn style with Dragonwood thermally modified spruce facade in Grey shade, vertically installed and combined with dark brick and steel standing seam roof. The silvery-grey, thermally modified wood surface harmonizes with the cool color scheme of the building and maintains stable color without the need for painting. Thanks to the Shou Sugi Ban technique, the spruce cladding is resistant to moisture, rot and insects and provides a durable, modern effect of low-maintenance facade.
A complex of low, single-storey pavilion buildings with lightweight construction, whose external walls were finished with BoardeX cement boards as a rigid, waterproof sheathing under the façade layer. The boards created a continuous, stable coating along the entire length of the buildings, ready for cladding installation and sheet metal roof finishing. Thanks to A1 non-combustibility class and moisture resistance, the boards provided durable and safe sheathing for commercial buildings.
Extensive investment comprising several multi-storey blocks and a lower accompanying building, on which wall cladding made of BoardeX cement boards was installed on a steel profile substructure using a scaffolding system. The boards create a rigid, dimensionally stable cladding for the ventilated facade, covering both flat walls and rounded, curved sections of the facades. Non-combustibility in class A1 and moisture resistance make this solution safe and durable in large-volume buildings.
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