iconic skin's production is designed to meet the highest requirements of bonding manufacturing processes, e.g. for GSP®. ©iconic skin

The glass sandwich façade made of almost 15-metre-long GSP® elements on the Eurospar Kufstein shows bonding competence in application. During production at iconic skin, approximately 14.72-metre-long panels were structurally bonded to a serial sandwich panel and thus became the GSP® structural element. ©iconic skin/BECKERLACOUR

Highest safety even with bonded overhead glazing. ©iconic skin

The vertical joints between the ISOshade® elements at the Diocesan Museum of St. Afra were bonded with a silicone joint at the construction site. ©BECKERLACOUR

What does a facility manager or service technician see when looking through virtual glasses and what maintenance tasks can he perform directly via the application? Visitors can test the ISOshade® maintenance demo in the iconic skin lab.. ©seele/Peter Neusser

The “iconic skin lab.” Is open for product demonstrations, customer talks and lectures. ©iconic skin

iconic skin shows various storey-high versions of ISOshade® and GSP® in the showroom. ©iconic skin

The amount of incoming light can be controlled individually at any time by adjusting the slats. ©BECKERLACOUR

A total of three ISOshade® elements with heights of almost 7m form the new glass façade of the St. Afra Diocesan Museum in Augsburg. ©BECKER LACOUR

ISOshade® meets the highest requirements for design and transparency. ©BECKER LACOUR

As the integrated sun protection system is factory-fitted in the cavity, it is not exposed to any external influences such as wind or rain. ©BECKERLACOUR

ISOshade® was manufactured in an oversize so that the elements span from floor to ceiling. The vertical joints between the elements have been sealed. ©BECKER LACOUR

ISOshade® elements satisfy thermal and sound insulation requirements and provide sunshading that can be varied to protect the sensitive exhibits against UV light. ©BECKER LACOUR