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Natural surface and stable quality make the second generation Co-extrusion wall cladding become more and more popular in the yard. Capped with high performance and moisture-resistant polymer, Co-extrusion cladding are free of stains and moisture. With full series of accessories, you will find it is joy to install this cladding.
Wall cladding is the surface of one building, just like the face of one man, treat your wall with WPC cladding, then you will have one wood-like and natural surface wall, close to nature, close to wood, but superior to wood in split and rot. WPC wall cladding/wall panel is a popular way of providing an attractive finish for any outdoor construction or building. Sundi WPC cladding products offer the quality, feel and characteristics of wood, but they are more durable, and are environmentally friendly. Sundi Co-extrusion WPC Wall Cladding is the smart way to get a great-looking, long-lasting wall cladding.
You will always find the composite wood wall cladding you need, because of Sundi has the most comprehensive series of wall cladding from co-extrusion panel to deep pattern panel, from traditional panel to Adamas panel, Sundi has the different producing lines to produce different generation wall cladding.
The offside rear door cladding has come adrift from the door, and whenever the front rear is opens a collision of plastic occurs!
Luckily there is YouTube video showing how to remove the trim and re-fit. Very useful.
I needed to purchase a rubber wheel specifically for removing the remnants of the very strong self-adhesive foam tape.
New lower clips were fitted (the originals broke) along with new automotive grade self-adhesive foam tape.
Presses into place and held for a short time with clamps. All complete and has stayed in place since.
Palatul Victoria este un edificiu situat în partea de est a Pieţei Victoriei. Palatul Victoria a fost inceput in 1937 si terminat in 1944. Din cauza avariilor provocate de bombardamentul din 1944, lucrarile au fost reluate si finalizate in 1952.
Proiectat initial pentru Ministerului de Externe, Palatul Victoria a fost in timpul perioadei comuniste sediul Ministerului de Externe si al Consiliului de Ministri si a devenit, in 1990, sediu al primului guvern al Romaniei post-comuniste. In 2004, Palatul Victoria a fost inclus in Lista monumentelor istorice.
Initial, fatada principala era, ca si fatadele laterale, imbracata cu placi de marmura de Carrara si avea pe cele doua plinuri laterale panouri decorative sculptate, din acelasi material; in urma avariilor provocate de bombardamentul din 1944, cele doua panouri au fost suprimate iar fatada principala a fost refacuta cu placi de travertin.
September 11, 2019:
19-571964
Toronto
60 Bloor St W Re-cladding
Office Buildings
Morguard
14s
B+H Architects
Vues du parc de sculptures de la Fondation Pierre Gianadda dans le Valais Suisse, à Martigny
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© CLAD / THE FARM
Juin 2018
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[Photo réalisée dans le cadre de la mission de communication digitale de THE FARM pour son client]
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CLIENT : www.gianadda.ch
AGENCE : www.thefarmcom.io
Christchurch CBD, New Zealand, October 2011
An earthquake with magnitude 7.1 occurred near Christchurch at 4:35 am local time, 4 September 2010 (16:35 UTC, 3 September 2010). The earthquake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometres (6.0 miles), and despite widespread damage there were no fatalities. A large aftershock of magnitude 6.3 occurred on 22 February 2011 at 12:51 pm. It was centred just to the north of Lyttelton, 10 kilometres south east of Christchurch, at a depth of 5 km.
Although lower on the moment magnitude scale than the previous earthquake, the intensity and violence of the ground shaking was measured to be VIII on the MMI, among the strongest ever recorded globally in an urban area. The quake struck on a busy weekday afternoon and resulted in the deaths of 181 people. This event resulted in the declaration of New Zealand's first National State of Emergency. Many buildings and landmarks were severely damaged, including the iconic 'Shag Rock' and Christchurch Cathedral. On 13 June 2011 Christchurch was again rocked by two more large aftershocks. A 5.6 at only 9 km (6 mi) deep hit at 1.00pm in the general location of Sumner, Christchurch this was followed by another 6.3 at only 6 km (4 mi) deep at 2.20pm again in the general location of Sumner, Christchurch. This resulted in more liquefaction and building damage, but no more lives were lost.
The Christchurch city council have announced that Christchurch will be built as a "city in a garden" with an estimated cost of NZ$2 billion. The size of the city's business district will be reduced and the height of building will be limited in the centre, giving over much more space to parkland.