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Architectural Wire Cloth for •Façade construction •Protection from falling•Car Park Façades •Sound Absorption and Sun Protection Haver & Boecker began producingwoven wire cloth in Hohenlimburg,Germany in 1887. Today, we are oneof the world’s leading wire weaving companies with a global network ofbranches and manufacturing facilities.Our work is based upon experience, We offer architects and designers abroad range of wire cloth specifica-tions for the exterior design of façades combining high aesthetic value andtechnical qualities for new buildings or renovation projects.Building façades can be completelytransformed by the aesthetic andtechnical features of woven wire cloth.Haver cloth can enhance a buildingand give it immense individual charac- ter. Depending on the viewing angleand the surrounding light, the materialcan take on many appearances, from translucent to opaque and discreet. Light and shadow, sun and clouds reflecting on the woven wire cloth surface, create a shimmering second“skin”. The correct façade specifica-tion and design can fulfil specific crite- ria such as security, sun protection or sound absorption.The preferred material is high qualityStainless Steel with molybdenumoffering good corrosion resistance. Haver & Boecker has vast experiencein the application and developmentof many effective mounting solutions offering tailor-made fixing solutionsand guaranteeing optimum security. continuous research and developmentof products and manufacturing pro-cesses, along with the knowledge andability of our employees. This combi- nation of tradition and innovationallows us to meet and exceed thehigh expectations of our customers.
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