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Aluminium extrusion maker Alumex inaugurated its “Alum Transcend Space” in Kotte, Sri Lanka. The new centre will display advanced aluminium applications for architecture, construction, and industry.
{alcircleadd}The facility was created to show how aluminium can be used for more than just doors and windows. It highlights solutions for modern interior and exterior design and supports sustainable building practices. Visitors can explore proprietary aluminium systems from internationally recognised brands, including AluK and Capral, giving architects, builders and homeowners access to global design and engineering solutions.
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The concept centre also serves as a knowledge hub for the aluminium industry. It provides architects, engineers, fabricators, developers, consultants and students with an opportunity to learn about the latest technologies, product innovations and international best practices. Alumex said the initiative is intended to encourage greater adoption of advanced aluminium systems while supporting skills development across the sector.
A dedicated Industrial Solutions section showcases aluminium applications in seven major industries, including building and construction, transportation and automotive, and decorative interior and exterior products. The centre also offers services such as CNC bending, casting, die design, aluminium welding and sheet bending, supported by technical guidance throughout project execution.
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By bringing together product displays, engineering services and technical expertise under one roof, Alumex aims to strengthen the use of aluminium in high-value applications while supporting the growth of Sri Lanka's aluminium industry.
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