Surface finishes are enabling Indian Architects & Designers to achieve higher levels of durability and extended material lifespans, as well as cost savings throughout the life of the project.
The challenges include tight construction budgets, elevated demand for performance, extended product lifespans, and minimal maintenance requirements. Hence, the need to develop best practices for material and finish specification would be critical. In the current industry climate, a responsible construction professional cannot afford to choose a product based on initial purchase price alone. The right finishes can dramatically increase a project’s lifespan, resulting in savings on maintenance and replacement costs while helping to meet sustainability requirements. Savvy professionals are now selecting products based on their long-term value, flexibility, durability and ease of maintenance over the life cycle of a building.
In particular, designers seeking to enhance the performance and aesthetics of metal ceilings are considering new cutting-edge surface finishes. The most popular of these are powder-coated finishes, on which over 15% of the total industrial finishing market relies. One of the primary drivers of using powder-coat finishes on metals is the value that it adds to the building by presenting a high quality and economical finish.
Important Parameters which enhances the life cycle of a Building
Durability
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