Architectural Powder Coating Mimics Natural Stone
AkzoNobel offers new stone effect powder coating for North American market.
AkzoNobel has launched a superdurable Interpon D2000 powder coating for architects and designers in the North American market that can give aluminum surfaces the natural look and texture of stone.
With stone effect finishes much in demand in North America, architects are constantly striving to find ways of achieving the look and quality of stone but in a more sustainable and cost-effective way and without any of the issues related to sourcing, transporting, installing, and maintaining the real thing.
AkzoNobel says using an Interpon D Stone Effect powder coating removes all of these challenges and brings a number of further benefits. While natural stone erodes over time and needs constant repair, an Interpon powder coating protects aluminum surfaces over the long term.
Interpon D Stone Effect also meets the stringent performance requirements of AAMA 2604, offering a 20-year integrity and 15-year decorative warranty on the coating performance when applied by an Interpon Approved Applicator. As a powder coating, Interpon D Stone Effect is also a sustainable option, being free of any Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) which are harmful to the environment.
Interpon D Stone Effect is backed by an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), which means the raw materials, manufacture and transportation associated with creating the product have been assessed by an independent third-party for transparent sustainability credentials.
AkzoNobel | akzonobel.com
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