When selecting materials, quality is our utmost imperative – but suitability for a particular building and climate is also vital. We consider a material cost-effective and appropriate for a project only if it can retain its function and appearance in the face of environmental influences for decades to come. Long intervals between cleaning and ease of maintenance are further considerations.

Our primary materials are high-quality aluminum alloys. They are 100 percent recyclable, highly malleable and resistant to corrosion.

With its high strength and low thermal expansion coefficient, steel is a cost-effective alternative that can be combined with all BEMO coating systems. Stainless steel is the answer for aggressive ambient air environments, for example in industrial facilities, or for air with high chlorine or salt content. Copper, a durable and recyclable material, develops an attractive patina as it ages – creating a fascinating visual effect. Titanium zinc can be supplied with a variety of textures, making it perfect for pairing with other materials. This alloy develops a patina with time, which acts as a self-healing layer. When exposed to the elements, A606 rusting steel develops a very thick protective layer, preventing corrosion. And the distinctive patina adds a unique design element to the wall.