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We have contributed to 5000+ overseas projects and served 4000+ international clients, including international top contractors, consultants, architects, and developers. Also, comprehensive services are available in Togen, where clients have access to material supply, design proposal, technical support, structural calculation, quantity survey, perspective view rendering, free sample, quality control, and after-sales service. Besides, we have also received tests and achieved certificates based on ASTM and AS.
The following are the characteristics of Terracotta Cladding:
Terracotta Cladding: This is a technique that covers the outside walls of a building with clay slabs or bricks. Terracotta, a material made from natural clay and fired at high temperature to extrude it, is environmentally-friendly. Terracotta can come in varying thicknesses and shapes. It can also be transparent, opaque, or smooth.
Terracotta can be used to provide insulation and protection against moisture, heat, and corrosion. Terracotta can reduce light pollution and protect buildings from radiation.
Terracotta can be used to reduce the need for heating and air conditioning. For better energy efficiency, terracotta cladding is often used with other insulation types.
Terracotta is a beautiful material that can be customized to suit your design preferences and needs. Terracotta can be used in combination with metal, glass or wood for a more stylish look.
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Terracotta is produced using natural clay and fired at high temperatures for 8 hours. It is a strong and environmental-friendly material. The terracotta panels can be used as Rainscreen system, and terracotta baguettes/louvers can be applied as Sunscreen system. Both of them will be good choices for exterior decoration with a wonderful natural view.
Terracotta cladding featuring green natural materials, it's a stylish, bright, soft, modern coating for rain and sun protection. It is durable and colorfast. Also available in a variety of shapes, colors, textures. It has good sound insulation and heat insulation performance, and is a safety material with a fire rating of A1.
Our advantage lies in our strong research and development capabilities, which can be customized to develop irregular shapes. For different products, we can combine different processing methods such as extrusion, pressing, and casting. With detailed design plans for installation, 3D images, perspective renderings, and structural budgets can also be provided.
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Project Review: Scientific Research Innovation Demonstration Center (CADG) | Terracotta Panel Cladding
China Architecture Design & Research Group (CADG) was established in 1952. As the Central Design Company of China, CADG has always been providing professional technological and consultative service that promotes the development of building industry in China, consolidating its role as a leading design enterprise in the industry with its great influence, professional talents, advanced technological ability and high market share.
Why Terracotta Panel is Impressively Durable | Terracotta Cladding
Amongst all materials for exterior cladding system, terracotta panel is undoubtedly the most durable one. The mystery of its durability is hereby unraveled.
Terracotta Wall Cladding | Project Review: Guangzhou Urban Planning Exhibition Center
Guangzhou Urban Planning Exhibition Center is a comprehensive center for exhibition, training, salon, education, and public affairs in Guangzhou, China. It was designed in 2007 by Mr. He Jingtang, a well-known Chinese architect, whose works include the Chinese Pavilion for Expo 2010 held in Shanghai and later reopened as the China Art Museum.