From daylight and ventilation to corrosion protection, fire resistance and thermal performance — each product family is supplied with the interfaces, accessories and documentation it needs.
Use this map to identify the lead system, then confirm the supporting products that interface with it.
| Project requirement | Lead system | Typical supporting systems |
|---|---|---|
| Natural light in roof or wall | FRP & PC daylight panels | Installation accessories, insulation |
| Chemical, coastal or humid exposure | FRP corrosion-resistant panels | Accessories, insulation, daylight panels |
| Heat, moisture or fume exhaust | Continuous ridge ventilators | Daylight panels, accessories |
| Structural fire resistance | Intumescent fireproof coating | Insulation, corrosion protection |
| Thermal or acoustic performance | Insulation materials | Daylight panels, fireproof coating |
| Weathertight junctions and fixing | Installation accessories | All panel systems |
Each product page includes typical specifications, selection guidance, applications and the documents available for project review.
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Translucent roof and wall panels that bring controlled natural light into steel structure buildings — manufactured to match the metal profile, pitch and length of your envelope.
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Composite roof and wall panels engineered for chemical plants, coastal sites and high-humidity industrial buildings where metal cladding would corrode.
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A continuous ridge system that combines natural exhaust ventilation with daylight, using stack effect to remove heat, moisture and fumes from industrial buildings.
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A steel protection system specified by fire resistance period, steel section factor and dry film thickness — from primer to topcoat.
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Rock wool, glass wool, PIR and PU selected for the fire strategy, U-value, acoustics and cavity depth of each roof and wall assembly.
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The small components that determine whether an envelope stays watertight, wind-tight and corrosion-resistant at every penetration and junction.
The other half is how they meet: panel to purlin, ridge to roof, flashing to wall, coating to primer. VIVON supplies the system and the interface components together so the envelope is detailed as one assembly.
Explore building solutionsSend the building type, location and performance targets. We will map the requirement to the appropriate product system.
