Contours of Country
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Key Features
Made from fibre cement, this product is mould-resistant, making it the ideal solution for outdoor and wet areas such as indoor swimming pools. Contours of Country in fibre cement is also moisture-proof. It will not rot or warp.
Whilst suitable for external environments, it should not be exposed directly to the elements.
Contours of Country in fibre cement is non-combustible, meaning it will not burn if exposed to fire. It also comes with a Group 1 Fire Certificate.
Incredible acoustic performance. Significantly reduce noise by coupling these panels with DecorSorb. Acoustic tests are available on request.
This range presents a beautiful opportunity to tell stories of the lands that we live and build on.
15% of the sale will be returned to the artist.
2023 Good Design Award WinnerContours of Country is a 2023 Good Design Award Winner for Product Design in the Hardware and Building category.
Documents
- Non-Combustible Statement30 Jan 2025 | 47.52 KiB
- Supply Nation30 Jul 2024 | 341.16 KiB
- Installation Guidelines 29 Jul 2024 | 1.89 MiB
- Acoustic Data 28 Jul 2024 | 353 KiB
- Group 1 Fire Certificates27 Jul 2024 | 589.66 KiB
- Specification Wording 22 Jul 2024 | 95.23 KiB
- Safety Data Sheets 22 Jul 2024 | 54.72 KiB
- Product Brochure28 Jun 2024 | 19.05 MiB
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Access panels designed to almost disappear into the acoustic systems.
Cultural IP Disclaimer
The designs featured in our Contours of Country range are the result of a unique collaboration with four Aboriginal artists. These artworks are integral to the aesthetic and functional quality of our acoustic panels and embody significant cultural heritage and intellectual property.
As such, these designs are protected by cultural intellectual property rights and cannot be reproduced, copied, or imitated in any form without explicit permission from the artists and Decor Systems. Unauthorised use of these designs may constitute a breach of these rights and could lead to legal action.
We appreciate your respect and understanding of the cultural significance of these artworks and your commitment to upholding the integrity of this collaboration.
Maintenance
General regular cleaning: Use a sponge or soft cloth with a household cleaning detergent. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
Polishing: Use a soft cloth.
Graffiti removal/spray paint: Within 48 hours, wipe with mineral turpentine soaked rag.
Felt tipped marker: Within 48 hours, clean with methylated spirits.
Mechanical damage: If physically damaged consult Decor Systems.
Scratch damage: Apply the topcoat colour (ask manufacturer) to the scratch using a fine camel hairbrush.
Projects Featuring Contours of Country
The University of Sydney has undergone an upgrade across its campuses, namely the new UoS Lecture room refurbishment - Building J02. This groundbreaking new teaching space showcases the university's dedication to pushing boundaries and embracing the future of learning. Designed by Architectus and constructed by Hansen Yuncken, it is set to redefine how students and educators interact in the modern academic environment.
Brand Architects has refurbished the Box Hill Institute's higher education campus in Melbourne, Victoria, transforming what was once a bland, under-utilised area into a vibrant and inspiring space. At the heart of this transformation is the installation of Running Water, a design from our Contours of Country range.
The Kurlana Tapa Youth Justice Centre – also known as the Adelaide Youth Training Centre – is South Australia's only youth detention centre. Designed by Grieve Gillet Architects (formerly Totalspace Design) in collaboration with Guymer Bailey Architects, this $22 million upgrade is leading in the space of restorative practice. This unique redevelopment focuses on youth wellbeing and care. The project involves constructing two new buildings: a 12-bed accommodation unit and an education building. Additionally, it includes extending two existing buildings to add an 8-bed police custody unit and a visit centre.
Wirltu Yarlu School at the University of Adelaide underwent a culturally informed internal renovation on Level 1 of the Multi-storey Schulz and Heritage-listed Hartley Buildings. The project aimed to enhance accessibility by installing a new ramp on the existing heritage-listed balcony and creating new openings in the original solid plaster partitions. In addition to accessibility upgrades, First Nations artists collaborated to enhance the space with new feature wall panels and acoustic linings. These included custom perforated plywood in the meeting room and printed echo panels, enriching the environment with culturally significant designs. First Nations artists have collaborated on the new feature wall panels and acoustic linings in the new spaces, including custom perforated plywood in the meeting room and printed echopanel.
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