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A specialty high-performance
finish that's often taken for granite.
Utilizing raw materials and design input from
literally all corners of the globe, Dryvit TerraNeo embodies its Latin
root - and is truly "new ground" in exterior wall finish technology.
What is TerraNeo?
TerraNeo contains natural quartz, minerals and
mica, blended together in an acrylic polymer matrix. Applied to
the wall by hand with a trowel, TerraNeo can be used inside and out and
provides a durable, beautiful and affordably refreshing option for
finishing Dryvit systems, tilt-up concrete, unit masonry, stucco or
interior drywall. Put simply, TerraNeo
looks a lot like granite. Unlike granite, however, TerraNeo comes
without the weight, cost and extensive lead time. When used as a
finish for a Dryvit exterior insulation and finish system, it's part of
a cladding that can be up to 84% more energy efficient than 6 other
commonly used wall systems*. |
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*As tested by the Oak
Ridge National Laboratory.
Click here for information on this
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Why should you specify
TerraNeo? |
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Create Dazzling Curb
Appeal!
Dryvit is renowned for helping create 'curb
appeal'. The use of special shapes and decorative reveals that
create dramatic architectural details is one of the hallmarks of a
Dryvit system. Today, a wide variety of Dryvit finishes such as
TerraNeo, Custom Brick�, and Lymestone� allow the architect to
create spectacular designs and details never before possible or
affordable with more conventional materials.
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Visual Appeal. It
creates an attractive, unique and expensive appearance for
building exteriors.
Variety.
It can be custom blended to match your
specific design criteria.
Availability.
With suppliers in 120 locations
in North America, TerraNeo can be on your job site in days.
Energy Efficiency.
Dryvit EIFS can significantly
reduce heating and cooling costs for the life of a
building.
Value.
TerraNeo reduces the total construction cost because it is
1/35th the weight of
granite. Shipping costs can be much lower as well.
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�We wanted to build something
that wasn�t typical...and were looking for a richer appearance and a
higher level of aesthetics. We hadn�t seen TerraNeo before. It added a
whole new dimension to the project.�
Fred E. White, Owner, CC&D
Shoppes at Bellemeade |
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Let your imagination dictate design.
Dream it . . . then Dryvit.
Taken for Granite.
TerraNeo contains no pigment. Its
coloration is derived entirely from Dryvit's artistic mixture of natural
aggregates and mica. The ten standard colors shown here are the
most popular combinations used by architects and designers today.
TerraNeo has the appearance of natural granite
and as with all Dryvit finishes, TerraNeo can be custom blended to
suit your taste or meet your design specifications. Dryvit is able
to replicate virtually any stone sample you send us for reference.
Information contained in this brochure
conforms to the standard detail recommendations and specifications for
the installation of Dryvit Systems, Inc. products as of the date of
publication of this document and is presented in good faith.
Dryvit Systems, Inc. assumes no liability, expressed or implied, as to
the architecture, engineering or workmanship of any project. To
ensure that you are using the latest, most complete information, contact
Dryvit Systems, Inc.
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Standard Colors
Mica Colors:
Available in silver/white,
gold and black |
Before Making A Final Color
Selection
It is the intent and purpose of this
web-based color guide to provide a basic representation of Dryvit Systems
TerraNeo and is offered as a sales aid only to select a range of colors for
final selection. This web-based color guide shall
not be used for final color selection as color differences will occur from one
computer to another.
Actual color selection should be made
from 8" x 10" samples of each TerraNeo color to be used on the
project. Samples shall be prepared using the same tools and techniques
proposed for the actual installation by the applicator/contractor.
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R2: 1-29-2008
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