Brutalism
Brutalist architectural inspiration
Like a tribute to the raw nature of concrete in architecture, Concrete LCDA reinterprets the building projects of the 1950s to 1970s, marked by the typical architectural style of the modern movement of Brutalism. The renowned Brutalist architects Tadao Ando and Le Corbusier are real sources of inspiration for Concrete LCDA designs. The Panbeton® range is our attempt to bring back those distinctive interior design atmospheres and conventions, namely through our Brutalist collection of decorative panels.
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All Panbeton® panels undergo a protective treatment, applied by our teams at the workshop. With its matte appearance, this “Treatment D” is a dust fixative that protects panels from stains.
An enhanced water repellent “Treatment S” is also available on request. It is recommended for use in areas with a significant risk of spatter and/or with heavy foot traffic. It produces a slightly satiny look.
All our products are easy to clean using a damp microfibre cloth (potentially with a neutral, non-corrosive cleaning product like black soap).
Our R&D team are here to help with your projects. We can create your own Panbeton® panel design, develop a colour just for you or personalize your creations by adding patterns, logos, distressing or paint, inlaying metal, and so on. Concrete is easy to mould to any wishes, so let your imagination run wild!
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Thin and lightweight, Panbeton® decorative panels can be applied to walls and ceilings, or even be used to dress up furniture.
They can be attached to any kind of solid, clean, dry and dust-free supporting material using an adhesive (Den Braven Hybrifix 550 Sealant is recommended for our products). Diamond tools are used to cut and drill the panels (a cutting kit is available on request).
The panels are quick to install with little handling. Given their size, we recommend handling the panels by their edges, always with two people.
See our installation manual for more detailed information.
Le collage s'effectue par des cordons de 3 mm appliqués au dos du panneau. La consommation de colle est de 2 cartouches pour un panneau de 2600 x 900 mm.