Fenix for Interiors | Decorative Panels
by Nover
New South Wales
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Nanotech Matt Material For Interior Design.Made In Italy Since 2013.
FENIX® is an innovative material created for interior design applications by Arpa Industriale. It is suitable for both vertical and horizontal use. The external surface of FENIX® involves the use of multi-layer coating and nanotechnology, and it is characterized by next-generation acrylic resins, hardened and fixed with the Electron Beam Curing process. With low light reflectivity, its surface is extremely opaque, anti-fingerprint and features a very pleasant soft touch. FENIX® is suitable for different interior design applications: kitchen, hospitality, healthcare, transportation, bathrooms, furniture (tables, bookshelves, partitions, chairs).
FENIX NTM introduces Bloom, a new core technology made of paper and thermosetting resins based on phenol. With Bloom, lignin technology has been utilised to significantly reduce the amount of phenol included in the resin by 50%. Lignin is a natural polymer that acts as the glue that holds the wood fibres together.
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- Fenix for Interiors | Decorative Panels
- Category
- Kitchen Cabinet Panels
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- Nover
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- Fenix for Interiors
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Nanotech Matt Material For Interior Design.Made In Italy Since 2013.
FENIX® is an innovative material created for interior design applications by Arpa Industriale. It is suitable for both vertical and horizontal use. The external surface of FENIX® involves the use of multi-layer coating and nanotechnology, and it is characterized by next-generation acrylic resins, hardened and fixed with the Electron Beam Curing process. With low light reflectivity, its surface is extremely opaque, anti-fingerprint and features a very pleasant soft touch. FENIX® is suitable for different interior design applications: kitchen, hospitality, healthcare, transportation, bathrooms, furniture (tables, bookshelves, partitions, chairs).
FENIX NTM introduces Bloom, a new core technology made of paper and thermosetting resins based on phenol. With Bloom, lignin technology has been utilised to significantly reduce the amount of phenol included in the resin by 50%. Lignin is a natural polymer that acts as the glue that holds the wood fibres together.
- Specs
All colours available for order in the following sizes:
- 4200 X 1600 X 0.9MM
- 3050 X 1300 X 0.9MM
- 3040 X 1215 X 17.9MM
- 3050 X 1300 X 12MM*
- 4200 X 800 X 0.9MM
- 4200 X 1600 X 1.2MM
- 4200 X 100 X 1.2MM
- 4200 X 300 X 1.2MM
- 4200 X 800 X 1.2MM
- 1M U/G 43X1MM
*Core options available - please get in touch for more details.
- Features
- 19 NTM (Nano Tech Matt) Colours
- 3 NTA (Nano Tech Alloy) Colours
- 4 new Bloom colours have been specifically developed to bring innovation to and highlight the natural raw materials of the product.
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Fenix for Interiors | Decorative Panels
The Fenix for Interiors | Decorative Panels is supplied by Nover. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Nover lists on ArchiPro.
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Yes. It is part of the Fenix for Interiors range from Nover, where you can see every product in the range together.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Elanora residence by Reitsma & Associates, Zero Residence by Reitsma & Associates and The Avenue by Concepts by Gavin Hepper. See how it was used in a finished space.
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