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Pinstriping & Flames Panel Size- 24” inch Tall by 10" inch Wide 1/8 thick acm panel Hand Painted Pinstriping- Teal, Green, Imitation Gold, w/ maroon details. Hand Painted Red Flames Original Artwork 1 of 1 Signed & Dated 2023

Since we removed the old siding because of fears over it being water tight, we had to come up with something that wasn’t cost prohibitive to install. Rob did a lot of reading on the web ̵…

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This very pretty Fantail on Pohutukawa Panel is made from a lightweight composite aluminium (ACM). The fantail is called a piwakawaka in the Maori language. It flits around the forest (and our garden) catching insects in the air. The Pohutukawa is a gorgeous red flowered tree that blooms in November/December. The fabulous part about this panel is that is can be hung indoors or outdoors. The ACM panels withstand sun, wind, rain, and salt air without a problem. We have had these ACM panels on the outside of the shop for many years, and there has been no visible deterioration in them. The panel measures approximately 230mm x 550mm (9" x 21 5/8"). Hang on nails or screws, or use Command type strips. There are strips for hanging outdoors, and the panels are very lightweight but sturdy. Proudly made in New Zealand, and shipped worldwide.

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Craftivaart specializes in crafting custom panels and dividers tailored to elevate your home renovation and interior design projects. Ideal for those seeking to delineate their space with elegance and practicality, whether for partitioning, privacy panels, or architectural enhancements. Choose from our extensive selection of over 50 design options, allowing us to personalize each panel to align with your individual preferences and aesthetic. Can't find the pattern you desire? Simply reach out, and we'll gladly design it for you. ‌ SHIPPING: Since every order has a different size and address we can not estimate the exact cost of the shipping for custom size panels. Based on your order, the shipping price would be different due to different addresses, weights, and sizes of the final package. After the final packaging, we will get quotations from various shipping companies and get the most suitable one and then we will communicate with you about the final shipping cost . CraftivaArt Social Media :  Youtube: CraftivaArt  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craftivaart Pinterest: CraftivaArt Room dividers  Facebook page: www.facebook.com/CraftivaArt

Complete ACM Panels & Aluminum Composite Metal Cladding company in Toronto | Complete fabrication, Installation & Project Management | Get a free qoute now!

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Complete ACM Panels & Aluminum Composite Metal Cladding company in Toronto | Complete fabrication, Installation & Project Management | Get a free qoute now!

Photographer © John Swain Project Name: San Francisco International Airport's (SFO) airport traffic control tower Project Location: San Francisco, CA Alucobond Materials: Alucobond® Plus Custom SFO Silver Design Architect: HNTB Corp. Design Build Architect: Fentress Architects Fabricator: Keith Panel Systems Co. Ltd. Installer: Pacific Erectors General Contractor: Hensel Phelps Construction Co. Structural Engineer: Walter P Moore Photography: Daniel Lunghi Photography, John Swain Photography Design of San Francisco International Airport’s (SFO) new airport traffic control tower not only was focused on functional goals – including meeting the strictest seismic event standards, offering maximum sightlines and accommodating state-of-the-art electronics – it also needed to serve as an iconic airport symbol. Photography © John Swain The resulting 221-foot-tall 5,652-square-foot shimmering-metal tower features a geometrically complex design resembling a sweeping torch that is topped with an offset control cab – the latter providing Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) air traffic controllers with an unobstructed 270-degree view of airport runways and taxiways. Photography © Daniel Lunghi The new tower – which is designed to withstand a magnitude 8.0 earthquake and remain operational – will replace the current airport control tower built in 1981 that does not meet stricter seismic standards. The new air traffic control tower is the tallest vertical self-centering post tension concrete structure in the United States and is designed to achieve LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. Photography © John Swain A total of 10,000 square feet of formable 4mm Alucobond® Plus aluminum composite material (ACM) in the custom SFO Silver color clads this spiraling torch-shaped structure. (Recyclable Alucobond – which is manufactured with both post-manufacturing and post-consumer content – contributes LEED credits to building projects.) The west face of the airport control tower is “opened” vertically with a backlit glass façade that stretches 147 feet in the air to create a local visual landmark. Situated above a new three-story FAA office building and walkways connecting Terminals 1 and 2, the open-core design allows passengers to gaze directly up into the tower through corridor skylights to view the cascading waterfall lighting. Photography © John Swain “The tower lighting can be changed based on the mood of the airport,” according to Mark Costanzo, P.E., project manager, SFO, who said the façade’s changing LED colored lighting transforms the tower in recognition of holidays and special events. This iconic tower concept design was the collaborative work of SFO and Los Angeles-headquartered HNTB Corp., which served as master architect for the project. Detailed design work was completed by Denver-based Fentress Architects, which served as architect of record and worked in a design-build capacity with general contractor Hensel Phelps Construction Co., of San Jose, Calif. Walter P Moore, of San Francisco, served as structural engineer for the tower. Photography © Daniel Lunghi In developing the tower’s design – which began in 2010 – SFO and HNTB personnel reviewed Olympic torch designs through the years as well as tower precedents from around the world. The resulting design reflects the SFO brand as an iconic symbol that is both “elegant and timeless in approach,” according to Paul Kim, AIA, NCARB, project manager, HNTB. “This idea is manifested in the sweeping torch form and is the impetus for opening of the tower shell to expose the ‘core’ with a backlit glass façade, which greets passengers arriving along the upper-level roadway and SFO’s AirTrain,” said Kim. “The intent was to provide a tectonic and elegantly detailed façade with a subtle but dynamic skin with spiraling aluminum panel joints around the conical surface. We also saw an opportunity with the tower’s location. Unlike towers at most airports, the SFO tower is located immediately adjacent to drivers and pedestrians. We wanted people to experience the tower up close as well as from afar.” Photography © John Swain The torch design is reminiscent of the historic pier torches utilized in the 1800s to guide ships to port in San Francisco Bay, according to Curtis Fentress, FAIA, RIBA, president, CEO and principal-in-charge of design, Fentress Architects. “The tower was designed as an iconic symbol for the airport,” said Fentress. “It needed to be a long-standing building that was dramatic in form to serve as an airport logo but also symbolic of stability for passenger flights.” HNTB architects worked with the FAA to develop the offset-cab design, which gives the tower its forward leaning silhouette, according to Kim, who said both parametric modeling software and three-dimensional (3-D) printed models were utilized to create the tower’s design. Photography © Daniel Lunghi While the tower’s cladding originally was specified with 3/16-inch aluminum plate panels, Keith Panel Systems Co. Ltd., of North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, suggested Alucobond aluminum composite material. “We felt that Alucobond would be better suited to handle the specific challenges presented by the tower’s geometry,” said Paul Dalzell, operations manager, Keith Panels Systems (KPS). “We knew that Alucobond had much more flexibility and could be formed into these complex shapes.” (Alucobond consists of two sheets of 0.020” aluminum thermobonded to a plastic core. Alucobond provides extraordinary flatness and rigidity, excellent formability, low weight and outstanding weather resistance. Alucobond aluminum-faced panels are manufactured with a polyethylene core in a standard 4mm thickness. Alucobond Plus wall panels have a flame-spread index of less than 25 and a smoke-developed index of less than 450 when tested in accordance with ASTM E 84, and have a Class A interior finish classification.) Photography © Daniel Lunghi “Alucobond was a material that could carry the shape of the building with an outward appearance that is sleek and dynamic,” said Fentress. “It gives a futuristic quality to the building. Technically, it was able to create all of the joints and worked well with the complex structural engineering designed to ensure that this building will be there after a seismic event.” KPS spent approximately 1.5 years in pre-construction planning and four months fabricating approximately 1,500 Alucobond panels, which were installed by Pacific Erectors, Inc., of Rocklin, Calif., with the KPS System A Pressure-Equalized Rainscreen System. To create this series of complex panel shapes, KPS utilized Autodesk Revit Building Information Modeling (BIM) software and the architectural 3-D printed models; the company also created a series of nine panel assembly and fabrication prototypes and two full-scale mockups. “When we started modeling and prototyping, we discovered the tower geometry was dictated by a set of very specific mathematic rules,” said Dalzell. “This allowed us to confirm every dimension on each panel pulled from the model mathematically to ensure the panels would fit on site. This was an exhaustive process requiring manual input and calculation of hundreds of points along the perimeter of each panel. While this process validated the theoretical model and was used in prototyping, it wasn’t practical for full-scale production. We searched everywhere for software that would provide an automated flattening solution but found nothing. In the end, KPS employed a developer to build custom software for us.” Photography © Daniel Lunghi KPS relied solely on 3-D modeling to fabricate the Alucobond panels eschewing field measurements. “This was by far the toughest job we’ve ever done as a company, and the most extreme in terms of geometry and modeling.” said Dalzell. “A lot of credit goes to the incredible team at Pacific Erectors in overcoming equally great challenges during panel installation, including dealing with hundreds of anchors and lightning protection penetrations located in reveals with only 1/16-inch tolerance.” Dalzell described the challenge faced by Pacific Erectors’ employees in correcting site tolerances during panel installation while hanging from a swing stage as “monumental.” “In the end, every panel fit,” said Dalzell. “Every single panel was built from the mathematically corrected Revit model without relying on field dimensions. That’s an incredible testament to the capability of BIM-based construction.” The design team is “very happy” with the cladding results, according to HNTB’s Kim. “The shimmering skin adhered perfectly to the complex geometry of the tower,” said Kim. “It is both fresh and unique in its fabric-like form while simultaneously linking you back to images of airplane fuselages and turbines and other metal-clad buildings at SFO. In addition, the sleek façade maintained the desire to remain contextual but not just match the existing adjacent metal panel terminal buildings.” HNTB turned over bridging documents to Fentress Architects in May 2012 and construction was completed in January 2015. “This was a very constrained site within an operational airport; construction was very tight in terms of scheduling and erecting the tower,” said Fentress, who credits the project’s successful completion to “enormous collaboration and teamwork” among architects, structural engineers and construction contractors. “BIM software was a key component in creating this building’s unique shape and achieving its complex geometry,” said Fentress. “There were not many materials that could have been used to realize this tower’s very sleek, dynamic appearance. … This really was a unique, once-in-a-lifetime project.” The new SFO airport control tower – which was constructed at a cost of $80 million as part of the airport’s $120-million tower/FAA office building/corridor project – was turned over to the FAA in May for equipment installation, testing and training with the goal of being operational in October 2016. SFO offers non-stop flights to more than 38 international cities on 32 international carriers. The Bay Area’s largest airport connects non-stop with 78 cities in the United States on 15 domestic airlines. REQUIRED PHOTO CREDITS: Images by John Swain Photography & Daniel Lunghi Photography

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Details Rustling leaves come to life in this elegant relief panel from Eka in Bali. The rich grain of native suar wood adds depth and beauty to her handcrafted wall sculpture. 0.60 kgs 1.3 lbs 47 cm H x 18 cm W x 2 cm D 18.5" H x 7" W x 0.8" D Metric US/Imperial Suar wood Signed by the artist Wood grain and color can vary slightly Made in Indonesia Certified and shipped by our office in Indonesia Product ID: 216321

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◯ Walnut veneered and Aluminum composite Tiles ⁜ This hand-made Room Dividers Made of height quality material offers a unique way to decorate your home. ⁜ It can be used as wall art, a divider, or a screen. ◯ HOW TO ORDER: ⁜ Select the Material and COLOR. ⁜ Select the SIZE of your panels. ⁜ In the personalization box, send us the following information: ---The Pattern Number. ---The Installation Type: ("HANGING" -or- "WALL MOUNT") ((( if you want to Hang the panels, PLEASE send us the NUMBER of columns and rows which we need them to provide you with enough Hooks and Rings))) ◯ INCLUDED TOOLS: ⁜Double-Sided tape will be included for mounting against the wall. ⁜Hooks and Rings will be included for Hanging from the ceiling. If you want to hang the panels from the ceiling, you will receive your panels with 4 drilled holes on each corner, we will also send you all the Rings and Hooks based on the NUMBER of Columns/Rows that you informed us in the personalization section. ◯ INSTALLATION: ⁜ You can apply Panels either flat against a wall as a decorative wall cover or hang them from the ceiling as a room divider. ◯ Dimensions: The available options for the dimensions of Room Dividers are: ⁜ 12x12 inches ⁜ 14x14 inches ⁜ 16x16 inches ⁜ 24x24 inches ⁜⁜⁜⁜ WE ALSO ACCEPT CUSTOM SIZE PANELS AS WELL. Just message us for more details. ⁜⁜⁜⁜ ⁜⁜ Write us directly if you need any help with measurements or if you have any questions. ◯ Materials Choice (We use only high-quality and best available in the market): ⁜ Silver Aluminum Comp 1/8 inch ⁜ Black Aluminum Comp 1/8 inch ⁜ Gold/Bronze Aluminum Comp 1/8 inch ⁜ Walnut Veneered 1/4 inch ***************Tiles made of aluminum composite and PVC can be used outdoors*************** ⁜⁜ Please be aware that the product's color may vary due to room illumination and computer screen resolution. ◯ Patterns: ⁜ We have provided you with a list of patterns to choose from in the pictures listing. You can select your pattern number from the image and write it in the "Personalization" box. ◯ FREE Delivery to US and Canada: ⁜ Our products have PRIORITY SHIPPING SERVICE, which is faster and safer. We will do our best to avoid any damages to our packages during the delivery and make them as fast as possible for you. Our DELIVERY IS FREE! ◯ Shipping & Delivery Elsewhere (Outside US and Canada): ⁜ Based on your order, the shipping price would be different due to different addresses, weights, and sizes. We estimate a minimum of CAD$60 shipping costs for each order. After final packaging, we will get quotations from various shipping companies and We will communicate further updates from the shipping companies with you. ◯ Estimated delivery times: ⁜ Shipping your order within your expected timeline is our priority. However, the courier oversees the shipping process after we dispatch your item. It usually takes 5-7 Days (a tracking number will send to you). ⁜ We'll do our best to meet these dispatch estimates but can't guarantee them. ◯ Returns & exchanges: ⁜ We gladly accept cancellations ⁜ Request a cancellation within 24 hours of purchase ⁜ We don't take custom orders returns or exchanges, But don't hesitate to get in touch with me if you have any problems with your order. ◯ Customs and import taxes ⁜ Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. ◯ CraftivaArt Website and Social Medias: ※ Website: https://craftivaart.com/ ※ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craftivaart/ ※ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/craftivaa ※ Facebook profile: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075883895227 ※ Facebook page: www.facebook.com/CraftivaArt-101101185763672 ※ Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/1064715107662083 ※ Twitter: @CraftivaAr TAGS: Partition, Room Divider, Custom Divider Screen, Panels, Privacy Screen, Room Divider, Custom Panels, Free Standing Panels, Decorative room divider, Privacy partitions

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CMG Aluminum Composite Wall Panel Systems offer incomparable design flexibility to achieve dramatic finished appearance and impact. Manufactured to exacting tolerances and standards using state-of-the-art computerized equipment, these systems meet the highest performance testing standards and requirements. A wide variety of available material sizes and finishes provides for an endless array of design options. Simplicity

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