Surface,
specified to standard.
Eighteen architectural finishes across three processes, coordinated at project level across profile, hardware, and glass edge.
NaturalAN-N
SilverAN-S
ChampagneAN-CH
BronzeAN-BR
Dark BronzeAN-DBR
BlackAN-B
On-screen colour is indicative. Approve every finish against a physical sample.
Anodised
Electrochemically integral. Corrosion-stable.
- Process
- Electrochemical conversion of the aluminium surface itself. The finish is integral to the metal, not a coating on it.
- Durability
- Exceptional corrosion and abrasion stability; colour is embedded in the oxide layer and cannot peel or flake.
- Specification
- EN 12373-1 · QUALANOD. Specify by finish code and anodic layer thickness.
TitaniumPVD-TI
ChampagnePVD-CH
Rose GoldPVD-RG
GoldPVD-GD
BronzePVD-BR
BlackPVD-BK
On-screen colour is indicative. Approve every finish against a physical sample.
PVD
Dense decorative coatings. Scratch-resistant.
- Process
- Physical vapour deposition over a prepared substrate, producing dense metallic colour with a jewellery-grade surface.
- Durability
- High scratch and tarnish resistance; the premium route for gold, bronze, and black metallic tones on profiles and hardware.
- Specification
- Specify by finish code; coordinated across profile, hardware, and fittings.
Pure WhiteRAL 9010
CreamRAL 9001
Graphite GreyRAL 7024
AnthraciteRAL 7016
Jet BlackRAL 9005
Custom RALAny shade
On-screen colour is indicative. Approve every finish against a physical sample.
Powder Coat
Full RAL range to architectural specification.
- Process
- Electrostatically applied polyester powder, oven-cured to a continuous architectural film. The full RAL range on request.
- Durability
- Qualicoat Class 2 rated where specified, minimum 60 µm film, engineered for interior architectural service.
- Specification
- Qualicoat Class 2 · EN 12206-1. Specify by RAL reference and gloss level.
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Beyond the standard library: any RAL reference, custom anodising tones, and project-matched PVD, coordinated across mixed-system installations so framed, frameless, and door conditions read as one.