It can be used to create exterior aluminium panels that will attract and break down organic matter, solid pollutants and other smog-contributing substances floating in the air. The by-products are deposited on the surfaces and washed away with the rain. Thanks to the coating, the rainwater doesn’t bead and run away – it runs evenly and washes the gunk away.
Many office building are now created in aluminium and glass. Replacing conventional aluminium panels with the Alcoa‘s product, could make a big difference for the environment, besides – the house looks much cleaner and doesn’t require washing that is both awkward and expensive. As you can see from the picture, Reynobond looks absolutely stunning!
A 10,000 sq ft surface of Reynobond can kill the smog created by four cars every day. It is equivalent to 80 trees. Talking about a busy centre of a big city, it’s much easier to build an aluminium house (or coat an existing one) than to plant 80 trees. What I especially like about this product is that it is available in more than 30 colours. A yellow office building in the centre of London?
