Exo Surfaces
Exo Surfaces logo

Exo Surfaces

  • Availability regionsNortheast - United States
  • Building sectorsInstitutional, Residential, Commercial
  • Manufacturer locationUnited States
  • Active

Exo Surfaces provides advanced facade solutions that bridge design intent with performance reality. We engineer and supply fully integrated rainscreen systems for architects, engineers, installers, and building owners seeking precision, durability, and compliance with today’s energy and code standards.

About the Brand

Performance-Driven Facade Systems

Performance-Driven Facade Systems

Exo Surfaces delivers fully integrated rainscreen solutions that bridge architectural vision with real-world performance. From thermally broken sub-framing to premium cladding materials, exo enables facades that meet strict energy and code requirements while preserving design flexibility and visual
Advanced Thermal and Structural Innovation

Advanced Thermal and Structural Innovation

Industry-leading products like the Passive House–certified exoTHERM FRP bracket and the high-strength exoGIRT™ system, exo eliminates thermal bridging and withstands demanding structural loads. These engineered solutions improve building envelope efficiency, durability, and long-term performance.
Ventilated & Rainscreen Facade Systems

Ventilated & Rainscreen Facade Systems

Panels offer excellent moisture management, protecting buildings from water ingress while enhancing thermal performance. This is achieved through a multilayered approach including a weather-resistant barrier, insulation, an air cavity for moisture management, and a robust outer cladding layer.

Inspiration

Exo Surfaces image 1
Exo Surfaces image 2
Exo Surfaces image 3
Exo Surfaces image 4
Exo Surfaces image 5
Exo Surfaces image 6
Exo Surfaces image 7
Exo Surfaces image 8
Exo Surfaces image 9
Exo Surfaces image 10
Exo Surfaces image 11
Exo Surfaces image 1
Exo Surfaces image 2
Exo Surfaces image 3
Exo Surfaces image 4
Exo Surfaces image 5
Exo Surfaces image 6
Exo Surfaces image 7
Exo Surfaces image 8
Exo Surfaces image 9
Exo Surfaces image 10
Exo Surfaces image 11
Exo Surfaces image 1
Exo Surfaces image 2
Exo Surfaces image 3
Exo Surfaces image 4
Exo Surfaces image 5
Exo Surfaces image 6
Exo Surfaces image 7
Exo Surfaces image 8
Exo Surfaces image 9
Exo Surfaces image 10
Exo Surfaces image 11

About Exo Surfaces

www.exo-surfaces.com
The material's history extends to the late 19th century when Ludwig Hatschek, an Austrian industrialist, patented the first fiber cement in 1901. Initially, fiber cement contained a mix of 90% cement and 10% asbestos fibers, offering significant strength and fireproofing capabilities.
Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania (Corporate Address)

+1 (312) 692-9202

528 Braddock Avenue, RIDC Keystone Commons,, Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania, 15145, United States

FacebookInstagramLinkedIn