Pipe Cladding Companies design pipes to be functional, easy to assemble, reliable and aesthetically pleasing. Sometime the functionality, the ability to carry water, is ignored and people use pipes for creative projects. Interior designers have used pipe for several pleasing projects. They continue to be aesthetically pleasing, with the ease of use and reliability being further assets.
Some examples;
- Piping as bookshelves, sometimes combined with wood.
- Piping as the basis for furniture, such a tables.
- Piping for a shoe rack
- Piping as a light fitting.
- Handrails for stairways.
- Copper pipe vases
- For hanging clothes.
- Pipe structures for growing vines on.
- Beds made of piping.
Colourbond pipe provides many hardwearing look for many decors. Aluminium piping would be suitable for outdoor situations.
Chilled water Pipe cladding has become a little more popular with the trend towards green housing, which aims to be as environmentally friendly as possible. A chilled water supply can be a design feature, useful and decorative.
Copper Pipe cladding might be the next design trend, though it has seen some minor use for many years. The look of polished copper has always been popular; it has appeared as candlesticks, cookware and ornamentation for many years. copper pipe cladding would be well suited for towel racks, fireplace fittings, and many household furnishings.
PVC pipe cladding probably does not have the aesthetic appeal of copper or colour bond, but it has always been inexpensive and reliable. If nothing else it looks to have a long future for water supplies.