Equitone Lunara

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No Two Panels the Same. No Facade Like Any Other.

Inspired by the raw, pocked surface of the moon, Lunara is EQUITONE’s most visually distinctive material. The surface is formed through a randomised treatment process, irregular elevations and depressions across the panel face that create a bold, tactile quality unlike anything achievable through conventional cladding systems. And because the treatment is genuinely random, no two panels are identical. You can’t repeat it, even if you tried.
This isn’t texture applied over a base; it’s texture that emerges from the material itself. The result is a facade that rewards close inspection and reads powerfully from a distance, responding dynamically to changes in light, shadow and viewing angle throughout the day.

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Technical Specifications

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Panel type

Through-colour fibre cement, randomised wave surface treatment

Surface treatment

Randomised texture, irregular elevations and depressions, no pattern repeat

Thickness

10mm

Panel width

1220mm

Panel lengths

2500mm and 3050mm

Surface coating

Transparent sealing coat on the rear face

Colour

Natural through-colour fibre cement tones; contact CSP for current colour range

Fire classification

Non-combustible, CodeMark Certified

Design life

50+ years

Fixing methods

Face-fixed · Concealed-fixed (TUF-S system) · Nvelope rainscreen subframe compatible

Applications

Commercial and civic facades · Cultural and arts buildings · Feature facade elements · Architecturally distinctive residential

Surface & Character

A through coloured panel. The surface of the panel is characterised by a randomised textured finish that is unique to EQUITONE [lunara]. The two colour shades accentuate the authenticity of the material.

Touch

Distinctly tactile, irregular peaks and depressions across the panel face create a surface that is unlike any other architectural cladding material.

Visual

Bold, organic, expressive. The randomised surface reflects and absorbs light unpredictably; the facade looks different from every angle and in every lighting condition.

Uniqueness

The randomised surface treatment means no two Lunara panels are identical. Each panel is unique. Each facade is unique.

Light response

As the sun moves, different areas of the surface catch light and cast shadow. Lunara is one of the few cladding materials that genuinely animates a building facade across the course of a day.

Colour Range

Lunara is available in 2 standard colours.

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LA20

Pebble

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LA60

Hessian

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What Lunara Does to a Building

Most facade materials are designed to disappear, to provide a consistent, controlled surface that doesn’t draw attention to itself. Lunara does the opposite. It’s a material for buildings that are meant to be noticed, that have something to express through their skin.

Genuinely unique panels

The randomised surface treatment produces genuinely non-repeating panels. Across a large facade, this creates a rich, natural variation that uniform cladding systems simply cannot achieve.

Dynamic light response

The irregular surface geometry means different areas of the facade catch and release light at different intensities throughout the day. A Lunara facade is never the same twice.

Through-colour durability

Chips, weathering and edge exposure all reveal the same material character as the face. There is no coating to fail and no substrate colour to expose; the panel performs identically throughout its depth.

Pairs naturally with Tectiva and Lines

Lunara's organic texture creates a powerful contrast against the flat planes of Tectiva or the precise linear geometry of Linea, facade compositions that use Lunara as the expressive element alongside more controlled companions.

Where Lunara Belongs

Lunara is the choice when the building facade is meant to express something beyond mere enclosure. It’s not background material; it’s a foreground one.

Cultural and arts buildings

Galleries, performance venues, museums, buildings that benefit from a facade with genuine visual depth and material character that evolves as the building ages.

Feature facade elements

Lunara doesn’t need to cover the entire building. A Lunara element on a facade otherwise clad in Tectiva creates a powerful focal point without overwhelming the composition.

Civic buildings

Libraries, community centres, council buildings – places that anchor a community and should feel as if they were built to last. Lunara’s materiality communicates permanence and quality.

Premium residential

On architecturally designed homes where the exterior cladding is part of a considered material palette, Lunara brings a quality that no timber, metal or conventional fibre cement cladding can match.

Interested in Lunara for a project?

Request a physical sample; the surface character of this panel needs to be seen and touched to be fully appreciated.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the surface texture of Lunara consistent from panel to panel?
No, and that’s intentional. The surface treatment process is genuinely randomised, meaning no two Lunara panels are identical. The texture varies in depth, density and pattern across every panel. This is what gives Lunara facades their distinctively organic, natural quality. If you need a consistent, repeating surface pattern, Linea’s ribbed profile is the more appropriate choice in the EQUITONE range.
The fixing methods for Lunara follow standard EQUITONE installation practice: face-fixed, concealed-fixed using the TUF-S system, or mounted on a Nvelope rainscreen subframe. The textured surface does not significantly affect wind or water performance compared to standard EQUITONE panels. Technical installation documentation is available through CSP Architectural.
Lunara is manufactured as a flat panel and is not suitable for bending or curving on site. For curved facade applications, contact our team to discuss alternative EQUITONE products or installation methods.
Like all EQUITONE through-colour products, Lunara weathers by developing a subtle patina rather than deteriorating. The textured surface may accumulate and release natural deposits differently from a flat panel; rainfall tends to wash the more exposed peaks cleanly, while the depressions may develop a slightly darker tone over time. This weathering behaviour is consistent with the material’s natural character and is generally considered an enhancement rather than a defect.