Keystone Products Featured in Monash Robert Blackwood Hall RedevelopmentKeystone Linings is proud to have contributed to the successful redevelopment of Robert Blackwood Hall at Monash University, where its Key-Eclipse and Key R-Line panels were integral to the project's outstanding outcome. These panels were carefully customised to meet the space's unique requirements, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and optimal performance for a variety of commercial applications. Key-Eclipse, with its fire-retardant MDF core, is an incredibly durable and versatile product. It was selected for its ability to withstand the demands of high-traffic, high-visibility areas, including decorative walls in hallways, auditoriums, and stairways. The fire-retardant properties make it a safe and reliable choice for use in sensitive environments such as hospitals, aged care facilities, and educational institutions. With its exceptional strength, Key-Eclipse provides a long-lasting solution for both aesthetic and functional purposes. In addition to Key-Eclipse, Key R-Line panels, with their grooved profile and concealed joints, were used to create a modern and stylish design. These MDF panels were ideal for creating smooth, nearly seamless surfaces in key areas of the hall. Key R-Line's versatility makes it perfect for use in high-impact wall linings in shopping centres, hotels, and auditoriums, as well as for walls and ceilings in high-traffic areas, building entrances, and foyers. Keystone's involvement in this project highlights their commitment to delivering high-quality products that meet the demanding needs of commercial and architectural applications. They are thankful to Alchemy Constructions and Kerstin Thompson Architects for their exceptional partnership and dedication to the project. For more information about this project, visit keystonelinings.com.au today.
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