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PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Ampelite Australia Pty Ltd
Lexan* Thermoclick* 40 mm UV protected tongue and groove wall sheeting system is efficient, effective and enhances building
aesthetics paramount for a project of this calibre. Situated in a discreet location at Melbourne International Airport.
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Studco Building Systems
Picture a modern, architecturally designed interior space, with sophisticated furniture, abundant natural lighting, minimalistic clean lines… and an ugly access panel in the wall, interrupting the harmonious flow of the room. That’s where AccessDor comes in.
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Studco Building Systems
Alubase Shadowline aluminium skirting board profile is an architectural shadowline profile for modern interiors that boasts completely concealed fixing and a clean line flush finish.
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Assa Abloy Opening Solutions Australia
An international leader in the design and production of mechanical and electromechanical locking and unlocking products, ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions is one of Australia’s most successful and innovative hardware manufacturers.
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Serge Ferrari
A terrace for all weather conditions thanks to Flexlight Lodge 6002
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Serge Ferrari
Grand Parilly is lit up by the Soltis Touch Initial project
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Serge Ferrari
Fairy Solar Protection at Ditzingen's Theodor Heuglin Secondary School
EDUCATION
Sculptform
Good acoustic performance is a desirable attribute in almost all types of buildings in one way or another, especially in areas where sound needs to be enhanced or reduced.
EDUCATION
Sculptform
Creating curved timber is a complex process and often difficult to effectively achieve on a commercial scale. Our Curved Timber Battens allow designers to create buildable, affordable solutions for curved concepts which are an increasingly popular
EDUCATION
Sculptform
We won’t hide from the fact that timber moves! It’s a natural product and it’s normal for the material to shrink and expand according to the conditions of its surrounding environment. You may be wondering how this happens and how can it be minimised?
