Ventilated facades (VF)
Stone, granite — Ventilated facades (VF)
Ventilated facades. Facade cladding with stone and granite — granite reinforces a facade's monumental, solid character. Its natural texture is especially striking on plinths, columns, and premium facade zones.
Facade cladding with stone and granite suits projects where solidity, longevity, and a prestigious architectural image matter. Natural stone reinforces a building's monumental character and works especially well on plinths, columns, entrance areas, and premium facade zones.
In a ventilated facade system, stone slabs are fixed to a substructure, forming a durable cladding, concealing an uneven substrate, and creating a well-engineered facade buildup. Granite resists wear, withstands the elements, and keeps its striking natural texture over time.
This solution suits banks, business centers, hotels, residential complexes, administrative buildings, and any project where the facade needs to convey solidity. Stone gives the architecture a more upscale, mature, and visually grounded character.
