Export supply · Industrial envelope systems
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About VIVON

We supply the envelope as a system, not a catalogue of parts.

VIVON works with contractors, distributors and project owners to coordinate daylight, corrosion protection, ventilation, fire resistance, insulation and accessories into one industrial envelope scope.

Product systems
06 integrated families
Documentation
TDS · SDS · test data
Supply
OEM & project
FRP composite panel production line inside a VIVON factory
Our position

One scope. Fewer interface gaps.

Industrial envelopes are usually procured as separate products: roof sheets from one supplier, daylight panels from another, ventilation from a third and coatings from a fourth. The gaps between those packages become the site's coordination problem.

VIVON organises supply around the building assembly. The product range covers roof, wall, ridge and structure, and the technical review considers how those elements meet. For project teams this means a single technical contact, a coordinated document set and fewer compatibility questions on site.

The company supports distributors, contractors and system integrators with standard products, OEM profiles and private-label supply. Export packing and documentation are planned with the destination and installation programme in mind.

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Steel structure building under construction with envelope being installed
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Product systems
R30–R120
Fire resistance options
OEM
Custom profiles & labels
EN
Technical support language
How we work

Technical clarity before commercial pressure.

Three principles shape every quotation and product recommendation.

01

Specify the performance

Start with the building's use, environment, fire strategy and thermal target. The product follows the requirement — not the other way round.

02

Document the system

Provide TDS, SDS, test data, thickness records and installation guidance so the supplied scope can be reviewed and accepted.

03

Protect the interface

Treat fasteners, sealants, closures and flashings as part of the system. Most envelope failures begin at a junction.

Quality & documentation

A traceable path from selection to site.

Each stage produces a record that supports the next stage and the final project handover.

  1. 01

    Selection

    Use, environment, fire rating, daylight and ventilation demand, insulation target, profile and dimensions.

  2. 02

    Documents

    TDS, SDS, test reports, fire test data, thickness and DFT records, installation instructions.

  3. 03

    Inspection

    Incoming material checks, production thickness and coating checks, sample approval and packing verification.

  4. 04

    Delivery

    Export packing, packing marks, shipping documents and technical support during installation.

Partnership models

Supply shaped around your role.

Distributors, contractors and project owners need different levels of support. The supply model can reflect that.

Product supply

Standard products, OEM specifications and bulk supply for distributors and stockists.

  • Standard and custom lengths
  • OEM profiles and labels
  • Export packing
  • Repeat-order support

Technical support

Selection calculations, documents and sample testing for specifiers and contractors.

  • Profile and system review
  • TDS / SDS / test data
  • Sample approval
  • Installation guidance

Project cooperation

Coordinated envelope packages for contractors, system integrators and project owners.

  • Multi-system quotation
  • Interface coordination
  • Delivery scheduling
  • Long-term supply
Export support

Built for projects that cross borders.

Supply is prepared for the destination: documentation in English, protective packing, agreed packing marks and a technical contact who can answer questions during installation.

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01English documentationTDS / SDS / guides
02Protective export packingContainer ready
03Packing marks & labelsProject specific
04Installation supportRemote guidance
Work with VIVON

Bring us into the specification early.

Early involvement usually reduces interface risk, sample iterations and last-minute substitutions.