They are called ventilated facades and represent an optimal aesthetic and technological solution to give an impacting image to a new construction or to redevelop pre-existing buildings. Multilayer systems that allow the "dry" installation of the cladding elements, using mechanical anchors: this type of façade makes of lightness, durability, ease of installation and great compositional freedom its qualifying traits and the ability to keep under control the humidity of the building, thanks to the presence of a ventilation space that separates the insulation and the cladding, its plus. "The coating itself leaves big freedom for design - explains Roberto Rescia, CEO of CoverHat - thanks to several types of materials that can be used, for example, marble, porcelain and crystallized stoneware, natural stone, terracotta. What matters is that the materials applied to the ventilated façade have specific technical characteristics, first of all the high mechanical resistance to thermal changes, chemical attacks and smog and the limited absorption of water ". Incombustibility, workability and limited maintenance are not secondary. "To be chosen carefully are the support systems, which are essential for fixing the façade in complete safety". The most used? Anchoring systems with visible hooks in stainless steel that support the elements of the external face and hidden hooks that are "without doubts, the favorites of our Archidress division for their aesthetic value: the plate is hooked on the back to the supporting substructure and connected to the external wall of the building using aluminum angle fixing brackets. A work of engineering and design of value".