Our façade systems are A2 certified. We have NFPA 285, EN13501-1 and Exova BS476 part 6 & 7 certifications.
AFS International B.V. (AFS International) specializes in the design and manufacture of high-end metal architectural façade systems, including honeycomb, acoustic interior panels, solar, sun control and louvre systems.
AFS International is a project related company, offering a service to specifiers all the way from concept design to final delivery within program and budget.
Standard or custom-designed, AFS International products are of Outstanding Quality.
Very special custom made 3mm aluminium curved ceiling with a cherry wood grain sublimation.
For this upcoming mixed-use buildings in Washington D.C. we will manufacture and supply 900m2/9690 ft2 of aluminium honeycomb panels.
We will supply 1400m2 of large dimensions honeycomb panels for the new Alan Magee Scaife Hall of Engineering in Pittsburgh.
We're proud that we have been part of the development of the stunning Sirius Education Centre in Sochi Russia.
We have been awarded the supply for aluminium and stainless steel honeycomb panels for the new Terminal One at Newark Airport in New Jersey.
Huge aluminium louvres designed by AFS Interantional will by supplied for the new APM project for Los Angeles International Airport(LAX).
This former Macy’s department store in San Francisco will be renovated. We will supply aluminium honeycomb panels with a high end mirror anodized finish.
AFS supplied 1080 aluminium panels for the new Bluewaters Island in Dubai. The man-made island is in front of the Jumeirah Beach Residences. AFS has supplied aluminum laser cut and powder coated panels. The mushrooms are next to luxury apartments. They’re used to protect people against the sun and for the aesthetic feature.
Opposite the site of the new US Embassy Building, and with the first sky pool in London, AFS International will supply 4500m2 of specially designed stainless steel honeycomb panels with a linen finish to the Embassy Gardens project. The building designed by PLP Architecture in London.
The specified finish called for enamelling. The complexity of the design asked for an engineered cladding system that could follow the shape of the building, curved and twisted.
