Madeira de teca nova

The new teak wood coating replicates the fine textures and patterns of natural teak wood, such as growth rings and knots, on the surface of aluminum plastic panels through digital transfer or thermal pressing, while retaining the metallic coolness of the aluminum substrate. This design creates a collision between nature and industrial aesthetics. It meets modern architecture's pursuit of natural elements while aligning with the precision of industrial production.
Using fluorocarbon spraying (PVDF) instead of traditional polyester (PE) coatings enhances the wood grain surface's resistance to UV rays and pollution, ensuring that the teak color remains vibrant and does not yellow over time outdoors, maintaining the stability of the design intent.
Commercial spaces, such as shopping mall facades and storefronts, use teak wood textures to convey a high-end, natural brand image (e.g., cafes, luxury stores). Public buildings, such as cultural venues and museums, employ matte teak aluminum plastic panels to blend historical depth with modern technology. Residential buildings, such as villa exteriors or interior partitions, use wood grain textures to soften the coldness of metal materials, enhancing the warmth of living spaces.