Water Treatment Plant in Marki

Equitone Trespa

fasady wentylowane

Scope: assembly

About 900m2

The elevation is made of two types of board. Large-format boards are clad with Tubonit cement fiber. Colored boards are clad with Cedral.

Cedral boards are also cement fibre claddings, but they are not smooth boards. Their surface has an imprinted wood grain pattern. They come in many different colours. These boards can be laid, as in this investment, horizontally, with an overlap. You can lay the boards horizontally, flat, or vertically. They are also used in roof soffits.

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Water Treatment Plant in Marki – Fascinating Facade with Equitone Trespa and Ventilated Facades

The Water Treatment Plant in Marki is a place where functionality meets aesthetics. In this article, we will explore the world of ventilated facades, focusing on the role of Equitone Trespa and fascinating Cedral planks with a variety of colors and textures.

I. Introduction

The Water Treatment Plant in Marki not only fulfills its functions, but also presents itself exceptionally thanks to the use of innovative solutions in the facade.

II. Equitone – concrete; Trespa – wooden facades: Revolution in Ventilated Facades

A. Definition and characteristics of Equitone and Trespa

Equitone and Trespa are materials with exceptional properties that play a key role in the construction of ventilated facades.

B. Advantages of using ventilated facades

Let’s consider why ventilated facades, especially those using Equitone Trespa, are becoming the norm in modern construction.

A ventilated facade is a technique that involves mounting a systemic aluminum or steel structure on the actual wall of the building, on which cladding panels are then mounted.

The wall cross-section consists of the following elements:

Proper wall
Thermal insulation layer – hard facade wool with a thickness of 80 to 150 mm
Air gap – from 20 to 50 mm
Cladding – from 8 to 25 mm

A ventilated facade guarantees the transfer of the dew point from the proper wall of the building to the surface of the thermal insulation. The thermal insulation is constantly ventilated by air flowing between the insulation layer and the back of the cladding board, through the so-called ventilation chimney.

Thanks to this, the building obtains:

Moving the dew point outside the wall
Dry walls proper
Excellent thermal and insulation properties even after drying the walls during renovation of buildings
Even surface of the facade

The user obtains:

Interior with ideal humidity
Easy to maintain a constant temperature
Guarantee of dry walls, which completely eliminates the formation of fungi and mold
Additional acoustic insulation

Ventilated facades are therefore not only aesthetic, but above all functional and practical.

C. The importance of Equitone and Trespa in the context of water treatment plants

How do Equitone and Trespa fit into the requirements and expectations of water treatment plants? Let’s check!

III. Ventilated facades assembly. Wooden facades: Let’s get to know the concept

A. Exploring the concept of ventilated facades

We understand why ventilated facades are not only practical, but also how important they are for the aesthetics of buildings. Modern facades inspiration.

B. How ventilated facades contribute to the aesthetics and functionality of buildings

Ventilated facades contribute to the aesthetics and functionality of buildings in many ways:

Aesthetics:

Variety of choices: Ventilated facades are available in a variety of materials, colors, and patterns, allowing you to create unique and attractive building appearances.
Modern look: With their modern aesthetics, ventilated facades add a modern and elegant look to buildings.
Even facade surface: Ventilated facades provide an even and smooth facade surface, contributing to the overall aesthetics of the building.

IV. Scope: Assembly – Installation Process

A. Detailed overview of the Equitone and Trespa installation process

The process of installing a ventilated facade on the m3ziolek.pl website consists of several stages:

Design: This is the first and most important stage, which includes planning and designing the ventilated facade. At this stage, the appearance, materials and construction of the facade are determined.

Vision in the field: The second stage involves visualizing the project on site. This allows for a better understanding of the project and its impact on the environment.

First stage of assembly work – aluminum substructure: At this stage, the aluminum substructure is installed, which is the basis for further assembly stages.

Second stage of assembly work – thermal insulation, hard wool with wool: Then, a layer of thermal insulation is installed, usually made of hard wool.

Third stage of assembly work – cladding: After installing the thermal insulation, the cladding is installed. The cladding is the last element visible from the outside of the building.

Finishing work: After installing the cladding, finishing work is carried out, which includes all necessary corrections and refinements.
Closing the document submission process: The final stage is closing the document submission process. At this stage, all documents related to the project are completed and closed.

Each of these stages is essential for the correct installation of the ventilated facade and ensures its aesthetics, functionality and durability. Ventilated facades are not only aesthetic, but above all functional and practical.

B. The importance of precision in the installation of this type of facades

V. About 900m2: Exploring the Dimensions

A. The importance of a large-area facade (approx. 900 m2) in a water treatment plant

What are the patterns and trends in architecture related to large facade installations?

Several trends related to large facade installations are observed in architecture:

Sustainability and ecology: There is a growing interest in designing buildings that are more in tune with nature and use ecological solutions. Many new buildings are brighter, more economical and more comfortable than ever before.

Industrial style: This style, which was born in the 1940s, is now more intimate and flexible. In 2021, architects focused on expanding it, and the renovation of abandoned industrial buildings has become a popular trend.

Minimalism: In 2020, the minimalist style, due to its functionality, harmony and characteristic features – spacious balconies, panoramic windows, neutral shades of building facades – has become popular again.

Facade patterns: Pattern, motif, design or from English: pattern – repetition on the facade organizes the space. Homogeneous and clear patterns were once a hallmark of office architecture, but are now increasingly appearing on residential buildings because they have become fashionable.

New European Bauhaus: 2021 was marked by the New European Bauhaus, an initiative aimed at reshaping the way we live in the future. Among the main areas of focus are the relationship between humans and nature, sustainability and environmental protection.

Coronavirus pandemic: The coronavirus pandemic has affected architecture and design, changing our lifestyles and influencing design trends.

B. Visual Impact and Architectural Aspects of Such a Large Installation
VI. Two-Slab Facade: Variety of Facade Materials
A. Tubonit – large slab
B. Cedral – colored planks with wood grain texture. Wooden facade assembly.

Cedral is a fascinating board that adds colour to the façade. Its surface imitates the texture of the wood grain, which gives it a unique character.

C. The role of various materials in improving the aesthetics of the façade

Understand how a variety of materials, such as Tubonit and Cedral, affect the overall appearance of a façade and add individuality to it.

A variety of materials can significantly affect the aesthetics of a building façade. Choosing the right raw materials can give a building a unique character and style.

Timber cladding is a material that gives buildings a warm and natural look. Different species of wood are used, each with a unique color and grain pattern. The ability to create combinations with different materials, from light types of wood such as ash and beech to deep tones such as walnut and mahogany, allows for the creation of unique façades.

Concrete cladding is another popular material used in construction. It is lighter and more durable than traditional concrete, allowing for intriguing and artistic elements to be created on the façade.

The combination of these two materials can create an interesting contrast between a natural and industrial look, adding depth and complexity to the aesthetic of the building. Choosing the right materials depends on many factors, such as location, climate, budget, as well as aesthetic preferences.

VII. Colored Planks: Adding Vibrant Color to Your Facade

A. A detailed exploration of Cedral planks and their unique features

B. Colour palette and design options available for Cedral decking installations. View the extensive colour range of Cedral decking.

VIII. Laying Planks: Flexibility in Design

A. Different ways to lay Cedral planks – horizontally, vertically or flat

B. Practical applications of Cedral in soffits.

Cedral is a practical solution for finishing the soffit. It can be used to cover the roof edge, reveals and other façade elements – beautiful and modern looking timber facades in Cedral. All products in the range have a smooth finish and are available in the same painted colours as Cedral, creating an attractive, consistent look down to the smallest detail.

Cedral is available in 20, 30 and 40 cm panel widths, allowing for a perfectly professional finish to the soffit, façade and other façade elements. They are available in a choice of popular colours.

Cedral is impact resistant, durable and flat. They are cost effective and easy to fit with Cedral fibre cement cladding, forming part of the comprehensive Cedral system.

Because they are easy to install, require low maintenance and are resistant to pests and insects, they are an attractive, low-cost alternative to all types of cladding.

IX. Wood Grain Surface: An Artistic Accent in Modern Construction

A. The textured surface of Cedral boards and its resemblance to wood grain. Equitone boards have a number of features that look fantastic on a modern facade.

Cedral Equitone planks offer a wide range of artistic possibilities and design flexibility thanks to their unique texture. Discover the possibilities offered by equitone cladding panels:

EQUITONE [lines]: This is a 3D material that plays with light and shadow, creating an ever-evolving façade. Architects love EQUITONE [lines] for its ability to transform a building from moment to moment.

EQUITONE [tectiva]: When architects think of concrete cladding, they often use words like “dry”, “natural” and “strong”. EQUITONE [tectiva] has all of these qualities and more. With naturally occurring tones throughout the board and a lightly sanded surface, EQUITONE [tectiva] has a vibrant, mineral look.

EQUITONE [natura]: This is an elegant and sophisticated surface with visible fibres that are randomly arranged. The result is an elegant cladding material that effortlessly combines function and beauty.
EQUITONE [pictura]: Some projects call for bold, colourful solutions, and EQUITONE [pictura] offers a smooth, matt finish with no visible fibres. Available in a range of vibrant or natural shades, EQUITONE [pictura] coated panels have all the benefits of high-density fibre cement with the durability and ease of maintenance that make EQUITONE highly sought after.

EQUITONE [lunara]: EQUITONE [lunara] offers builders a versatile material that can take on any project. The rough, unpolished fibre cement is reminiscent of a lunar landscape, hence its name. Perfect for combining a unique look with a natural feel. Available in two modern colours.

No matter what texture you choose, EQUITONE fibre cement façade materials can make your project functional and beautiful. EQUITONE panels are available in large formats. They can be cut to any size or shape, either in the shop or on the job site. The design possibilities are endless.

X. Multiple colors: A rainbow of choices for facade panel colors

A. Extensive colour options available for Cedral planks and Equitone ventilated façades

B.

The variety of colours in Equitone façade panels contributes to the overall aesthetics of the façade in a number of ways:

Full colouring: Each Equitone panel is unique and shows the raw, unfinished texture of the fibre cement base material. Full colouring throughout the panel helps to blend out minor chips, scratches or other signs of damage.

Natural tones: EQUITONE [tectiva] features naturally occurring tones throughout the panel and a lightly sanded surface, giving it a lively, mineral look.

A changing aspect: EQUITONE [linea] is a unique, 3D, full-thickness coloured façade material that plays with light and shadow. At every moment of the day, the changing angle of light gives the façade material a different aspect.

Bold and colourful solutions: EQUITONE [pictura] offers a smooth, matt finish without visible fibres. Available in a wide range of vibrant or natural shades, EQUITONE [pictura] coated panels have all the advantages of high-density fibre cement with durability and ease of maintenance.

Lunar landscape: EQUITONE [lunara] offers a surface reminiscent of a lunar landscape, demonstrating the natural quality of fibre cement as a material.

With these different colours and textures, Equitone facade panels can contribute to the creation of unique, aesthetically appealing facades that are both functional and beautiful.

1. Is Equitone Trespa a durable material?

Yes, Equitone Trespa is exceptionally durable, making it an excellent choice for exterior applications.

2. What are the main benefits of using ventilated facades?

Ventilated facades, including those from Equitone and Trespa, provide better thermal insulation, weather protection and an attractive appearance.

3. Why are Cedral planks so popular?

Cedral planks are popular due to their range of colours, wood-effect texture and ease of installation.

4. Are Cedral planks weatherproof?

Yes, Cedral planks are made from cement fibre, which makes them weatherproof without compromising their aesthetics.

5. Are ventilated facades difficult to install?

Installing ventilated facades, especially with Equitone and Trespa, requires good craftsmanship but provides long-lasting and effective results.

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