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HPL BAUCLAD


A wide range of rainscreen cladding systems installed by Pressiton Construction enables unlimited design possibilities for both new and renovated buildings. With the application and installation of such a system, every facade can receive a new look and original style,  above all, they meet economical and technical requirements. Rainscreen cladding systems guarantee good thermal and acoustic isolation
and secure the building from the harmful influence of weather conditions, mostly contained in air and water substances.

Pressiton Construction offers installation of various rainscreen cladding systems available on the market
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HPL Bauclad panel consists of layers of synthetic fibres connected by acrylic-polyurethane resins and  paper laminates. All these  contribute to the  right  colours and the  product being resistant to adverse weather conditions. Bauclad panels, available in a wide range of thickness''''''''s  and material, have BBA accreditation and are guaranteed of the highest quality without maintenance for over 30 years.
They are used in commercial, industrial and housing constructions, in new and renovation projects. As  large flat panels  they can be used in  constructions as balcony fill. They are also resistant to weather and UV radiation. Depending on the choice of  mounting and the customers  budget, these plates can be fitted by, invisible, mechanical bindings, a special glueing system, or ordinary mechanical connectors.


As a product of high functionality, aesthetic and ease of maintenance, Bauclad panel is a great solution for all types of buildings.

 

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As a result of the ongoing company unification processes within the PressItOn Group, PolConstruct services will now operate under the PressItOn Construction brand.

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