Design quality that stays recyclable

At Visplay, materials are more than structural elements — they reflect a commitment to design integrity, functional excellence, and sustainable innovation. Every component in our systems meets rigorous standards for quality, longevity, and circularity. Modularity means thinking long-term: scalable, serviceable, and always recyclable.

Steel: structural performance with enduring value

Steel is the backbone of our modular systems. Exceptionally strong, dimensionally stable, and infinitely recyclable. It’s ideal for primary load-bearing structures in retail and commercial environments.

Material share: approx. 72%
Benefits: high load capacity, long-term durability, high recyclability
Application: e.g., Qubo system, with up to 20% recycled content
Finishing: powder-coated for a robust, low-maintenance surface

Aluminium: lightweight flexibility for adaptive design

Aluminium combines strength and low weight, making it the preferred material for profiles and components where flexibility and refined aesthetics are key. It offers full recyclability without compromising design freedom.

Material share: approx. 13%
Ideal for: modular configurations with frequent reconfiguration
Application: e.g., Invisible 6 and Multi-Lane systems with up to 80% recycled content
Fully recyclable with no degradation in quality

Zinc die-casting: precision for complex interfaces

Where millimetre precision and complex geometries are required, zinc die casting comes into play. Ideally used as a connecting element or support module. Depending on the application, it offers optimal flexibility. The material impresses with its formability and complete recyclability.

Applications: joints, rail corners, structural inserts
Alloys: ZP0410 and ZP0430, selected for technical consistency
Advantages: excellent moldability, mechanical precision, recyclability

Wood, glass, plastics: conscious material accents

For surfaces, shelving, and tactile zones, we deliberately incorporate natural materials like wood and glass to add depth and texture. Where needed, plastics are used sparingly — always with a focus on durability and separation for end-of-life recyclability.

Wood: used selectively for its warmth, tactility, and renewable nature
Glass: timeless, recyclable, and visually refined
Plastics: minimal use, limited to specific technical roles