When it comes to building a tropical escape—whether it’s a resort villa in the Maldives, a beach bar in Cancún, or a private backyard tiki hut—thatch roofing remains a timeless architectural statement. But traditional thatch comes with serious downsides: mold, rot, insect infestations, fire risks, and the need for constant replacement. That’s why more designers and
Cuando pensamos en techos de palma, a menudo imaginamos casas rurales, cabañas tropicales o estructuras exóticas en destinos de vacaciones. Sin embargo, con el paso del tiempo, el diseño de techos de palma ha evolucionado, y hoy en día podemos encontrar opciones más duraderas, prácticas y respetuosas con el medio ambiente. Uno de estos avances
Traditionally, Maldives or Tahiti architecture design is popular with natural thatch. Natural thatch is made from the leaves of the kaani tree (Pandanus Tree), which is native to the Maldives or Tahiti. The leaves are dried and then woven together to create a durable and weather-resistant roofing material. Pandanus thatch roofs are similar to Maldive thatch
In architecture, few elements capture the essence of tradition and traditions like the Piaçava Roof also called Piassava Roof, a thatched roofing technique deeply rooted in Brazilian heritage. Created from the fibers of the piassava palm tree, this style of palm leaf roofing not only evokes a sense of natural beauty but also showcases an ingenuity
Synthetic palm roofs undoubtedly add classic charm to any construction, but thatching material selection carries greater importance than is often thought. Although natural roofing palm has long been preferred for its authenticity, it presents several disadvantages including safety concerns, high maintenance requirements, and environmental impact. What is the alternative? The ONETHATCH synthetic palm collection, is
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