The façade of a property is a very important element. Well-chosen and correctly installed architectural details allow not only to obtain an interesting effect, but also to increase the value of the property. 3D façade panels - WMB Premium Line Sto Verolith coffers - are currently very popular and allow for a modern, durable and warm finish. How do you finish facade panels and what is worth knowing about them?
3D façade panels, commonly referred to as coffers, are available in a variety of designs. This allows them to achieve a variety of façade effects - from classic, minimalist to modern, elegant and even extravagant. Importantly, these types of elements are suitable for the façade of both private homes and public buildings. It is interesting to note that, although they are extremely weather-resistant, many property owners install them not only on the outside of the property, but also on the inside.
Manufacturers offer different types of models. WMB offers 3D façade panels made from a high-quality material (ground volcanic rock with fillers) - STO Verolith. These are premium products. The base of this raw material is perlite granulate, the durability of which has been increased by, among other things, hardening it in the heat treatment process. The great advantage of the raw material is that it can be used to create a variety of surfaces - both flat and rough with sharp edges as well as smooth. Explaining further what STO Verolith is, it is worth mentioning that it is not only waterproof, but also environmentally friendly. In addition, the process of installing and finishing it is not too complicated - it just needs to be glued with a dedicated adhesive and then painted with the manufacturer's dedicated façade paint, matching its colour scheme to your own preferences.
Facade panels offer a multitude of benefits. Many builders choose them for their ability to achieve a unique, striking façade. Doing the gouges yourself can not only be difficult, but will certainly not achieve an even, aesthetically pleasing finish. By using façade panels, you can be sure that all edges, indentations and grooves will be even, and that the whole will look good thanks to the use of advanced milling machines and CNC robots.
Another advantage of this solution is the possibility of increasing the thermal insulation parameters of the building. They can be installed not only on parts of the walls, but on their entire surfaces, thus providing an additional barrier and eliminating possible thermal bridges. Still in doubt? Some wall sections are more vulnerable to damage than others. This is particularly true of walls near entrances to the house, terraces or the garage. Coffers installed in these areas will help protect the body of the building.
For modern property facades, facade panels with geometric patterns, mainly squares, rectangles or rhombuses, are an excellent choice. Panels can also have small oval recesses to create an amazing spatial effect, further changing the effect with different light angles. Facade panels in the form of lamellas with vertical or horizontal grooves are also very popular.
All the above-mentioned patterns can be arranged in the traditional manner - vertically or horizontally, but you can also take an unconventional approach and decide to install them diagonally. There are many possibilities - it all depends on your tastes and imagination.
