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Most people know that anodising is a cost-effective method of protecting aluminium against corrosion. But do you know that the process is also providing endless design possibilities for building exteriors?
The long-established process creates a surface that’s second only to diamonds in toughness. However, advances in technology mean that different colours, textures and patterns can now be incorporated in the anodising process to create a unique aesthetic.
Unlike paint or applied coatings, an electro-chemical process thickens and toughens naturally occurring oxides to create a totally integrated aluminium oxide layer. The result is a durable material with lifetime performance against corrosion and abrasion. It can’t peel, chip, flake or blister because the ‘coating’ is actually part of the metal.
The result is a durable material with lifetime performance against corrosion and abrasion. It can’t peel, chip, flake or blister because the ‘coating’ is actually part of the metal. What’s more, it’s sustainable , as the aluminium is recyclable at the end of its life.
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