Class of Non-flammability: Euroclass TS EN 13501-1 EU" norms, "Class A2 s1 d0 - Non-combustible"

Density: "1.46 gr/cm³" according to "TS EN ISO 1183-1" norms

Temperature Resistance Limit: "No deterioration at 800 °C" according to "ASTM E1069" norms

Barcol Hardness: "52" according to "TS EN 59" norms

Impact resistance -Ball Method: "No crackages" according to "DIN ISO 4586 T12" norms

Impact Resistance - with Charpy Device: "30 kj/m2" according to "TS EN ISO 179-1" norms

Sound Insulation: "40 dB" according to "TS EN ISO 140-3" norms

Frost Resistance: "No deterioration" according to "ASTM C 666" norms

The Kors wall panel is an advanced surface panel engineered to reproduce the geometric structure of block-formed wood compositions through a fiber fiberglass core system. The panel surface features volumetric block transitions modeled at varying heights, creating depth and generating a rhythmic shadow play reminiscent of real wooden block arrangements. Thanks to high-precision molding, each block form is transferred with sharp edge definition and clear shadow lines without loss of detail.

The internal core consists of fiberglass layers stabilized with mineral fillers and resin-based polymer binders. This composite structure ensures stable performance under bending and compressive loads, offering a high elastic modulus that minimizes deformation across large surfaces despite the panel’s low density. Its lightweight yet rigid structure provides significant engineering advantages during installation and long-term use.

Kors is engineered to exhibit low thermal expansion under temperature variations. Throughout thermal cycles, the surface retains its integrity without blistering, cracking, or delamination. The three-dimensional block topography disperses and absorbs impact energy across the surface, resulting in high impact resistance and reduced long-term surface fatigue.

The stabilized surface formulation ensures resistance to UV radiation, humidity, water vapor, and outdoor atmospheric conditions. Even in humid interior environments or sunlight-exposed façades, the panel maintains long-term color and texture stability without fading, matting, or structural degradation.

Thanks to its fiber–fiberglass base, the Kors Panel offers excellent workability. It can be cut, drilled, and shaped to fit project-specific requirements, supporting seamless integration of electrical outlets, lighting fixtures, service passages, and custom architectural details. Installation is performed using a screw + dowel mechanical fastening system; the stable composite core ensures strong anchorage at connection points, enabling the surface to remain structurally sound for many years.

The Kors Panel delivers high engineering performance through its low-density yet high-modulus core, UV–moisture–temperature-resistant surface structure, impact-diffusing block geometry, low thermal expansion behavior, sound-absorbing surface morphology, and workable fiber–fiberglass composition making it a resilient cladding solution for both interior and suitable exterior applications.

Its advanced technical structure and lightweight composite design naturally align with sustainable architectural standards. Reduced weight lowers energy consumption during production and installation, while long-term surface stability enhances material efficiency and minimizes maintenance needs. Free from harmful chemical components, the panel supports indoor air quality and contributes to user well-being. These attributes make Kors a suitable cladding option aligned with LEED, BREEAM, and WELL certification criteria for material health, durability, resource efficiency, and indoor comfort.

Kors brings the sculptural strength of block-wood compositions together with contemporary composite technology, offering a bold, character-rich, and long-lasting architectural surface expression.

Panel Size: 278 × 117 cm [h] (± 1%)

Panel Thickness: ~ 12–14 mm

Texture Depth: ~ 14–16 mm

Weight: ~ 5–6 kg/m²