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Form, function & fi nish with Vecta building linings E


ncasement’s Vecta building linings provide a comprehensive bespoke fi nishing system for use on a broad range of interior and exterior projects. Building linings can perform several functions but specifi cations usually focus around their ability to improve aesthetics or provide a practical solution to a specifi c requirement, such as protecting interior walls in high traffi c areas or concealing building services and structural elements. To meet these diverse requirements, the


Vecta range covers several different product groups,


incorporating wall linings and


lift lobby linings, as well as reveals, soffi t linings and bulkheads. As their specifi cations will depend on factors, such as aesthetics, performance requirements and the building’s use, a choice of materials is available within the range.


For example, metal or compact laminate wall linings are widely used on projects in the education, health, commercial, hotel & leisure sectors, as well as transport, retail and public buildings, for reasons of durability and the choice of fi nishes available.


Lift lobby linings


with its overall design scheme. Similar to wall linings, a wide range of materials and fi nishes can be specifi ed to provide increased design versatility for projects where aesthetics are a primary consideration.


Wall linings Soffi t linings


While usually specifi ed for interior applications, some Vecta metal solutions, such as soffi t linings and external bulkheads, are also designed for use on external projects, as they are inherently weather resistant. They can also incorporate PPC fi nishes in almost any RAL colour, which can help add exterior interest or branding to a building. Vecta building lining solutions are fully bespoke manufactured to meet individual project dimensions and specifi cations, but to assist with their selection for different applications,


Encasement has segmented


them into three core product groups. Lift lobby linings


A fundamental part of many commercial interiors, lift lobby linings help convey the character and style of a building by integrating


Aluminium are


commonly specifi ed, laminates


and stainless also


widely steel as


although compact used,


are the


almost limitless choice of laminate colours and textured fi nishes provides an extensive range of specifi cation options. However, the


Lift reveals


Suitable for use in both interior and exterior applications where decorative or protective solutions are required, Vecta wall linings are ideal for environments where there are high levels of pedestrian traffi c, such as transport hubs, retail or commercial buildings, to resist damage to internal walls.


Wall linings


material specifi cation is highly dependent on each application and whether it is an interior or exterior location.


Bulkheads, soffi ts & reveals Whether the requirement is for extensive services bulkheads, practical and decorative soffi ts or stylish lift reveals, Vecta provides a range of versatile and adaptable solutions. Manufactured primarily from brushed


or PPC aluminium as well as stainless steel, they are widely used to combine durable and


decorative fi nishes with practical


functionality, such as concealing building services, pipework or mechanical and electrical components.


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