EQUITONE Fiber Cement Façade Materials

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Johnson and Wales University Center for Science and Innovation. Providence, RI, USA. Architecture by ARC Boston. Photo credit: Studio John Horner

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Bel Air Middle School. El Paso, TX, USA. Architecture by ASA Architects. Photo credit: Patrick Coulie Photography

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Museum of Art Hong Kong. Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Architecture by ArchSD. Photo credit: Daniel Wong, iMage28.

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Festival Hall of the Tiroler Festspiele. Erl, Austria.Architecture by Delugan & Meissl Architects. Photo credit: Brigida Gonzalez

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Mackelvie Street Retail Shops. Auckland, New Zealand. Architecture by RTA Studio Architects. Photo credit: Patrick Reynolds.

Johnson and Wales University Center for Science and Innovation. Providence, RI, USA. Architecture by ARC Boston. Photo credit: Studio John Horner

Bel Air Middle School.El Paso, TX, USA. Architecture by ASAArchitects. Photo credit: Patrick Coulie Photography

Museum of Art HongKong. Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Architecture by ArchSD. Photo credit: Daniel Wong, iMage28.

Festival Hall of the Tiroler Festspiele. Erl, Austria.Architecture by Delugan & Meissl Architects. Photo credit: Brigida Gonzalez

EQUITONE is a through-colored, high-density facade material designed by and for architects. Our company has produced these façade panels in Europe since the 1950s. Every EQUITONE panel is unique, showing the raw, untreated texture of the fiber cement base material. EQUITONE material comes in a maximum panel size of (4´x 10´) and can be transformed in any size or shape in the workshop or on-site. Furthermore, the material can be perforated or printed and used with visible or concealed fastening methods to complete a ventilated rain-screen system.