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PolyVision brings a new way of learning to Grand Chalon, France.

PolyVision Ceramicsteel Surfaces

Also known as "porcelain-on-steel finishes," PolyVision ceramicsteel surfaces promise unsurpassed quality driven by globally-standarized processes and stringent quality control procedures. The end result is an ultra-smooth and virtually indestructible surface ready for fabrication.
 Definition: Ceramicsteel is a substantially vitreous or glassy inorganic coating bonded to metal by fusion at temperatures above 1450°F (800°C).

Product Details

PolyVision's ceramicsteel surface stands up to extreme weather and elements for years of aesthetic and architecturally sound performance. Our lifetime warranty guarantees it.

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Applications

From vertical writing surfaces to architectural panels or special applications, rely on PolyVision for your customer's  porcelain-on-steel requirements.


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PolyVision History

PolyVision pioneered the ceramic-on-steel method nearly 60 years ago. Manufacturers, contractors and architects all around the world choose PolyVision's environmentally certified e3 environmental ceramicsteel™ for a sustainable, forever-warranted solution that stands up to the rigors inside the classroom or the weather and elements outside a building. Today, PolyVsion surfaces encompass over two-billion square feet of teaching surfaces, walls and infrastructure globally.

  • 1963

    First light-gauge porcelain-on-steel surfaces produced and sold for writing surface and architectural applications

  • 1971

    Genk, Belgium, facility established

  • 1975

    Expansion yields new manufacturing facility in Okmulgee, OK

  • 1984

    Production of the world's first 5' width continuous coil line

  • 1987

    4’ coil line installed in Okmulgee, OK

  • 1987

    Proprietary screenprinting-on-porcelain process introduced to the writing surface and architectural markets

  • 2000

    Global launch of P3 ceramicsteel® surface.

  • 2001

    2001 Steelcase acquires PolyVision

  • 2005

    Global launch of e3 enivironmental ceramicsteel™ writing surface

  • 2006

    First ceramicsteel manufacturer to receive Cradle to Cradle Silver certification

  • 2008

    Proprietary eno surface and launch of the eno interactive whiteboard—the first and only environmentally certified board on the market

PolyVision

PolyVision transforms everyday observations into inspirational and memorable experiences - bringing learning to life no matter where you are... in a classroom, on a train or walking down the street.

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