AkzoNobel has launched its latest Architectural colour range, Collection Anodic.  Designed to mimic popular anodising shades, the range is based on AkzoNobel’s ultradurable Interpon D2525 powder coating backbone, ensuring long-lasting good looks.

With a track record stretching back over 18 years, Interpon D2525 was the first powder coating to meet the American AAMA 2604 specification (5 years testing in Florida), before European specifications even existed.  Today it is available in a wide range of solid and metallic colours, and enhances many major constructions including several at Canary Wharf in London, the Westin in New York, and the Tefken Tower in Istanbul.

Collection Anodic colours are sleek matt finishes designed for today’s premium developments.  Available from AkzoNobel locations across Europe, they are supported by a colour card which you can order from your local office – see our Address Book on this site.

Driftwood Anodic Ice Gold Pearl Black Classic Bronze Golden Beach