CONCRETE WALL PANELS

With dade PANELS made of concrete, dade design has created a new generation of wall cladding for a variety of applications. The 15mm thin and relatively light panels made of dade ROC high-performance concrete are available in the colors natural gray, white, anthracite and light gray. The panels are suitable for wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens as well as the normal living areas. The different surfaces fit into different living areas and provide an exciting contrast.

With the 15mm thin dade PANELS made of concrete, dade design has created a new generation of wall cladding for a variety of applications.

DADE PANELS FROM GENUINE CONCRETE – A NEW GENERATION OF WALL PANELS

Concrete PANEL PURE 900×2600

Concrete PANEL PURE 1200×2500

Concrete PANEL PURE 1200×3600

PANEL IDA concrete look wall panel

dade GRAPHIC CONCRETE

Concrete sample with coating (2X A5)

FRONT sample

Concrete PANEL DOKA TEXTURE

Concrete PANEL Herringbone

Concrete PANEL Board formwork longitudinal

Concrete PANEL Board formwork transverse

Concrete PANEL DOKA

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PLANNING INQUIRIES – INDIVIDUAL DESIGN WITH DADE PANELS

The dade PANEL collection includes a variety of surface structures: from a herringbone pattern and board formwork, over Doka formwork and OSB, to graphic concrete. All panels can also be supplied in tailored sizes, individual colors and with graphic surfaces; There are no limits to your creativity. Click here for application examples of dade PANEL.

The nature of the surfaces is subject to natural variation. Small pores and streaks, minimal color deviations or fine shrinkage cracks are not a reason for complaint but belong – like knotholes and annual rings in the wood – to the unique appearance of the material. Every concrete piece is unique.

GRAPHIC CONCRETE BY DADE DESIGN

All panels are available in tailored sizes, individual colors and with graphic surfaces.

Craphic concrete

Works of art or photographs can be transferred to concrete with this technique. It is made possible by a special foil. The desired pattern or image is applied to the film with retarder. The concrete is poured onto the foil; the image is created by washing out the places where the retardation agent worked. At these points, the aggregate is exposed, while the non-printing areas are smooth.