1. Extremely robust & slip-resistant
Projekt reference: Sonnbergbahn (cable car) valley / mountain station + ski bridge, Maria Alm (2018)
Gratings can resist even the most extreme weather conditions. Their high corrosion resistance and load-carrying capacity make them ideal for alpine regions, whilst their slip-resistant surface ensures maximum safety – even in snow and ice.
2. Maximum resilience
Projekt reference: SFU Vienna (2019)
Gratings are a stable and resistant solution for busy interior areas. They are suitable for staircases, platforms and walkways, as they are durable and visually attractive at the same time.
3. Air & light permeability
Projekt reference: Codico Holding, Perchtoldsdorf (2019)
Gratings allow natural ventilation and light permeability – a functional advantage, especially in multi-storey car parks. They are, however, not just practical: their open structure gives the façade a modern, airy look.
4. Stylish
Projekt reference: Residential Complex Vivenotgasse, Vienna (2014)
Gratings create architectural focal points and emphasize balconies in a stylish way. They provide protection against people looking in, allow air to circulate and convince by means of durability and the fact that they are maintenance-free – an aesthetic solution with added functional value.
5. Timeless beauty
Projekt reference: Residential Complex Seefeldergasse (2014)
Gratings bring structure and lightness to fence design. Their open, geometric form provides visual protection, without creating a barrier and gives outdoor areas a modern, clean look. At the same time, they are weather resistant, stable and almost maintenance-free.