Surround ‘Greenish’
Cemintel Surround™ Greenish is inspired by the warm, muted greens of the Australian Eucalypt. Greenish makes a direct connection with the natural landscape for every type of project.
The Cemintel Surround™ range responds to the preference for high performance, lightweight materials and the desire for buildings to enhance the environment where we live. From external façades to interior surfaces, Surround is a reinterpretation of cladding as we know it. With a core range of expertly curated neutral colours and discrete patterns, Surround allows buildings to look as one within their environment. Manufactured in Europe and prefinished, this range works equally well for interior and exterior façades with its sophisticated tactile surfaces, metallic finishes and subtle shades of marl, blue, grey and green. Inspired by the warm, muted greens of the Australian Eucalypt, Greenish makes a direct connection with the natural landscape for every type of project. For contrast, use with 3Yg1-w in mustard, or for subtlety, match with 3Gy1-w and 4Gy1-w in lush greens.
Features
- Panels come trimmed and sealed and can be installed horizontally or vertically using the Cemintel Commercial Expresswall® fixing system.
- Only one rivet type used for both gliding and fixing points, making panel installation uncomplicated.
- Prefinished coating is highly effective in repelling water, significantly reducing risk of delamination that may occur in freeze/thaw conditions.
- Environmentally, the European manufacturing process of air curing means less CO² emissions. Panels can be recycled for soil conditioning and do not pose a health risk for landfill disposal.
- Colour matched rivets available to accommodate differential movement between building structure and façade. They also provide a more seamless aesthetic.
- Superior weather resistance and strength compared to other fibre cement panels of similar thickness.
- Applied final sealant coating better withstands weathering over time, as well as environmental factors like pollution and microclimatic conditions, such as mould/algae.
