No, we do not sell WPC facade panels and will not be offering them. The panels do not provide adequate facade ventilation, which can lead to moisture buildup and mold on the wall. We offer rhombus, kubo, and full 100 board profiles, which are mounted on a substructure with guaranteed ventilation.

Profiles vary in appearance, mounting method, and installation options.

The rhombus profile is a slim board with an aluminum tube in the middle and concealed fastening – the screws are not visible from the outside.

The kubo profile can only be mounted vertically. The spacing between the boards is arbitrary, and the profile can be rotated as desired, allowing for great design freedom.

The full board 100 has visible coiling on its face. It can be mounted horizontally or vertically, and you can also cut it to width.

For facades with multiple windows or openings, we recommend the rhombus profile or a full board, as finishing at the openings is simpler. The Kubo profile has the greatest overall thickness on the insulation, which requires a special detail at openings that is technically demanding and aesthetically problematic. Kubo is best suited for large, continuous surfaces without openings – or for facades where Kubo is installed only in the recessed areas between windows, while the facade around the openings is a darker shade.

We recommend that a thinner insulation with an equivalent thermal value be planned for the facade section with WPC cladding, so that the WPC section remains flush with the rest of the facade. It is advisable to coordinate this detail with the architect during the planning phase.

Depending on the profile: full board 100 takes up approx. 6 cm, rhombus approx. 7.5 cm, Kubo 8.2 or 12 cm depending on the installation method. This should be taken into account during planning so that the WPC part of the facade is flush with the rest of the facade.

Depending on the profile and mounting direction:

For a rhombus profile, the larch battens should be spaced 70–80 cm apart. For vertical installation, horizontal battens are also added at intervals of 70–80 cm—a grid is formed.

When using a full 100 mm board with horizontal installation, the spacing between vertical battens is up to 50 cm. With vertical installation, the vertical battens are spaced 70–80 cm apart, and horizontal battens are added with spacing up to 50 cm, creating a grid.

With the kubo profile, the aluminum tubes are spaced up to 100 cm apart.

WPC boards do not turn gray. The color fades by 5–10% over time.

The façade must be cleaned periodically. Where the boards are exposed to rain, most of the dirt will wash off on its own. However, in areas under eaves or roofs, rain does not reach the surface, so dust and airborne dirt there necessitate more frequent washing.

With a full board of 100, the gap between boards is usually 2 mm. With the diamond profile, the gap is 8 mm – the facade clips are visible with a larger gap. With the cube profile, the gap is arbitrary, and the profile can be rotated as desired.

Yes, mounting on an existing facade is possible. We screw into brick, concrete, or other building materials. The total thickness must be considered, which depends on the chosen profile – a full 100mm board adds approx. 6 cm, rhomb adds approx. 7.5 cm, and kubo adds 8.2 or 12 cm. This must be taken into account in the details around windows and entrances.