Photographs and materials on our website
We show our own materials from crew work and KingZip training, and explain our service scope through diagrams. Below you will find the sources and links to full versions.
Our crews at work
Source: Panel Montage archive. Photographs supplied by the company for use on this website. A general work photograph does not confirm a specific project location.
KingZip SF training
Source: Panel Montage archive. Photographs supplied by the company for use on this website. A general work photograph does not confirm a specific project location.
Certificate and team
The photograph of the KingZip SF certificate comes from the company archive; Kingspan issued the document. We provide a faithful photograph of the document. Portraits of Maciej Stępień and Paweł Reutt come from Panel Montage’s materials.
Drawings and scope illustrations
Technical sheets, icons, application diagrams and downloadable materials were developed for this website. The hall background and application images in the top slideshow include concept illustrations, some created using generative tools. These illustrations do not document our projects. The archive photographs in the slideshow come from company materials selected by Panel Montage for reuse. The diagrams do not replace working drawings or calculations for a specific building.
Examples of KingZip system applications
The facilities below are examples described by the manufacturer, not Panel Montage projects. The card images are new illustrations developed for Panel Montage with generative tools. They show a type of envelope application and are neither photographs nor faithful reconstructions of the named facilities. Kingspan’s materials provided a reference for the building type and roofing solution. Links lead to the manufacturer’s actual projects.
Public project updates
The images for Etten-Leur and Warmenhuizen are illustrative views of the scope, developed for Panel Montage with generative tools. They do not document progress or the exact project layout. Reference materials come from the authors below; the links show the actual projects.