Projects
Walls, installed.
Rumett panels on interior walls, photographed as installed. Every wall is cast for its space, so no two read the same.
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Installed
In the room, not on a screen.
From one space to another
Every project has its own details.
Substructure, joint layout, service openings and access to the fixings are decided project by project. What carries across is the panel: cast, 13 mm, fixed with screws, and able to come off again. The rest is drawn to suit the building.
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Exhibitions and pavilions
Built to come down again.
Exhibition stands, pavilions and standardised demountable walls are where the fixing matters most. Panels are screw-fixed to a supporting framework, so a wall can go up for an event, come down after it and be set up again. The cast surface does the work a printed graphic usually does: the material itself is the display.
Each structure is detailed for the project. Frame, format and fixing are agreed before casting, and the panels are cast close to where they will be used.
- Exhibition stands
- Stand walls assembled for the show and taken down after it
- Demountable walls
- Standardised wall modules for showrooms, retail and temporary interiors
- Pavilions
- Freestanding structures where the surface carries the architecture
Your project
Considering something similar?
Share the wall, the approximate area and the finish you have in mind, and we will talk through how the panels would work in your space — and send samples in the light of the project.
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