Who doesn't know them, the throwaway marketing displays made of thin, printed cardboard on chep pallets. They are built to be disposed of just a few weeks later. This is not only unnecessary for reasons of waste avoidance, but also a great pity because cardboard can be used for much more than you think - for example, it is particularly durable!
Honeycomb cardboard has long since ceased to be a rarity in shop window design. Printed and cut out in a wide variety of models, small and large displays quickly bring new life to the shop windows of concept stores. The material also proves to be particularly suitable in other areas of sales presentation, so it is hardly surprising that this material is currently more in demand than ever.
Versatile in use and combination, the material is actually a real all-rounder. But not all wood is the same, and the different types of wood sometimes vary greatly. In the course of increasingly sustainable production and design, more and more people today are abandoning the use of laminates and turning to solid wood.
For the production of furniture from solid wood, in addition to maple, birch, beech, oak and alder, for example, ash and spruce are also available. The wood conveys attributes such as durability, uniqueness and health. In addition to furnishing offices, museums and catering establishments, it is also particularly well suited for the production of stable, load-bearing marketing displays.
Laminates are nevertheless hard-wearing, durable and easy to clean. Their multilayer structure and the materials used guarantee high serviceability. In addition, laminates are also ideal for series production due to the wide range of design options.
Metal furniture is currently experiencing a renaissance in interior design and is particularly popular in the restaurant and hotel industry. Often used in combination with solid wood, they lend rooms purist charm and industrial flair, which is extremely modern.
Thereby, the cool material convinces not only through its diverse use as a material mix, but also through:
In principle, almost any metal can be used for furniture construction. The main materials used are aluminum and steel.
Thanks to new manufacturing processes that enable the production of even more durable and sustainable plastics, such as plastic injection molding and special coatings, the material is in demand as never before in interior design and marketing displays.
Plastic is particularly convincing due to the following properties:
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