Aliva UK - Gres covering

Aliva UK, leaders in rainscreen and envelope solutions and part of the Ivas Group of companies (San Mauro Pascoli, Italy), is announcing the launch of the IMOCO Grescovering façade systems. Grescovering is a system developed from extruded porcelain offering an unlimited range of shapes finishes. The duo skin tiles produced entirely from natural materials are available in through bodied and glazed RAL colours.

The products will be ‘Made in Italy’ a brand statement synonymous with quality and design. The dedicated production centre covering over 80000 square feet has been designed under the technical leadership of Maurizio Chiodi, accredited with the technological development of veining in porcelain tiles. Maurizio will be a key factor in ensuring we can satisfy the wide ranging requirements of international designers and architects.

The tiles will be available in large formats up to 3 metres in length and 750mm in height, the systems are lightweight at around 35kg per square metre making them ideal for new build or refurbishment. The flexible support systems allow the tiles to be installed horizontally or vertically. A self cleaning and protective surface finish helps decompose algae and moss and the rain lifts dirt and impurities from the surface by forming a thin film. The application of this surface finish ensures an ageless appearance and reduces long term maintenance costs.

James Ormerod, Managing Director of Aliva UK commented, “This is BIG news for many reasons, the production sizes up to 3 metres long and 750mm in height, the state of the art production facilities utilising the most innovative machinery, the depth of knowledge and experience of the technical team and most importantly the flexibility we can offer to architects and designers. The envelope and construction sectors can expect some outstanding benefits and visually stunning buildings.

For more information on Aliva UK and the IMOCO Grescovering range please visit www.alivauk.com or call 01189 635900.

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