Tag Pareti Ventilate

10-05-2016

Ventilated walls for protecting and enhancing buildings

Why build a ventilated wall? To protect a building while saving money, time and energy. Granitech ventilated walls made with GranitiFiandre porcelain slabs permit a constant thermal balance at all times of year and underline a building’s appearance

28-07-2015

Ventilated walls: advanced energy-saving solutions

Advanced, practical solutions, Granitech ventilated walls maintain the perfect climate year round and give buildings a new look while saving time, money and energy

03-04-2015

Energy-saving ventilated walls

Granitech ventilated walls: an easily applied solution that saves energy while guaranteeing long life for buildings of all types. A project that improves well-being and comfort in the home by maintaining thermal equilibrium in summer and winter

23-10-2014

Why install a ventilated wall: benefits and cladding solutions

Porcelain—covered ventilated walls designed and made by Granitech offer a solution giving buildings expressiveness (through laying of individual slabs) combined with technical practicality, permitting significant savings in terms of costs, time and energy.

08-04-2014

Ventilated walls: solutions for efficiency and savings

Granitech’s covered ventilated façades are the perfect solution for guaranteeing thermal insulation and indoor comfort while saving energy and money. Porcelain tiles also guarantee durability and easy maintenance.

26-09-2013

Ventilated walls: a new architectural image

Granitech ventilated walls covered with porcelain tiles can give a building a new look while saving heat and energy, and therefore money

02-01-2013

Ventilated walls: saving energy and money

Granitech ventilated walls covered with porcelain tiles are multilayer construction solutions to maintain the correct temperature balance in domestic spaces at any time of year. Saving energy and money, ensuring the stability and longevity of the building and improving the household’s living comfort.

08-05-2012

Trends in architecture: reading the story through architectural surfaces.

Ceramic is an architectural marker capable of determining the trend of a construction, helping the architect express his idea of space and volume visually. GranitiFiandre’s Maximum is ideal for this function, as an architectural surface which goes beyond the concept of simple wall covering.