Terreal Terracotta Cladding
Building Beauty: Inspired by the beauty and the natural qualities of terracotta for more than 150 years, Terreal has become a key player in building materials. Terracotta; Timeless modernity of an age-old material.
Since ancient times, clay has been used for decoration, protection and appeal. Today, it takes new shapes that add style to your architectural designs. Terracotta is a material with cutting-edge production techniques and industry leading performance in all requirements: manufacturing consistency, numerous colour variations, product customization, ease of installation, versatility, insulation performance and environmental responsiveness.
** Any colours not in stock, will be indented. Lead times and minimum order charges may apply. Contact us for a stock list and more information.
- CategoryMasonry and Stone
Specifications
We currently promote Terreal Breeze options for New Zealand but have other options available upon request. To find out more please contact us directly.
Breeze
We are pleased to share the latest range from Terreal by offering a cost-effective cladding solution: Breeze® is an extra slim (16mm) double skin rainscreen cladding system of small dimension (30 x 60cm module) with overlapping horizontal joints for reinforced protection.
- Economical
- Water and wind resistant
- 100% natural, recyclable and eco-friendly
- Thermally efficient
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At The Building Agency we appreciate design and aesthetics, as much as we do technical performance. We understand quality is more than just a technical consideration and that there is beauty in both form and function. We want to source architects inspirational design materials that allow them to create with materials, forms, textures and patterns.
The Building Agency services different tiers of the market and different systems and installations can be tailored for different price points. Our collection includes globally renowned products used on some of the most innovative and architecturally applauded buildings in the world.
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