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Alumil India introduces Barcode Cladding for modern architectural aesthetics

Alumil India, the fully-owned Indian subsidiary of Alumil Group, unveils its latest innovation in wall cladding solutions: the SMARTIA M7000 Barcode Cladding.

A legacy built over ages
Alumil is a 35-year-old company pioneering customised aluminium cladding solutions. The company is headquartered in Greece and operates internationally with 32 subsidiaries and 12 factories spanning Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Egypt. The company launched in India in 2015 and has made a significant impact with notable projects, including 25 South and Crescent Bay in Mumbai, W Resort in Goa, and GVK Sky City in Hyderabad. It is committed to delivering top-quality aluminium solutions, covering everything from windows and doors to entrance doors, facades, partitions, and outdoor solutions like curtain walls, frames, pergolas, and fencing systems.

A myriad range
Tailored for contemporary wall-cladding needs, Barcode Cladding is designed for both interior and exterior applications. The product offers comprehensive coverage for the buildings, enhancing their visual appeal and energy efficiency. This series comes in customisable profiles and a range of colours. They can be integrated with LED lighting, perforated panels, and synthetic wood, allowing architects to create distinctive designs.

Suitable for varied application
Barcode Cladding leverages aluminium’s durability and surface treatments to resist corrosion and safeguard insulation materials. It supports intricate technical applications like cladding integrated with curtain walls, windows, and entrance doors, making it suitable for diverse commercial, office, and residential projects.

Large-scale offerings
Alumil also offers features such as curtain wall glazing featuring top-hung and parallel pop-out doors and electric rotating louvres tailored for large-scale construction. Alumil’s designs undergo meticulous craftsmanship, considering factors such as climate, topography, urbanisation, and intended application, ensuring seamless integration across diverse project requirements.