Modern steel cladding • A country estate with character in Nibe

A country estate with character in every detail

This country estate in Nibe is truly exceptional. The house is set amid beautiful countryside and has been renovated with a keen eye for materials, details and atmosphere.

The property dates from 1927, but has undergone extensive renovation. One of its most striking features is the ornate wooden front door, which is said to originate from a royal building and later passed through Christiania before arriving here.

The door has naturally taken centre stage at the entrance. It stands as a warm, historic feature within a façade where steel, brick and glass have been combined with a confident sense of cohesion.

Steel as a unifying material

Viewed from the road, the steel cladding plays a prominent role. Nordic Klikfals 475 has been used on both the roof and façade, giving the home a clean, modern appearance.

As you move around the house, the property reveals itself in several layers. The steel profiles meet a distinctive brick, while large expanses of glass create a connection between the home and the many garden spaces surrounding it.

When both the roof and façade are clad with Nordic Klikfals, the building gains a distinctive and cohesive appearance. The profile features concealed fixings, is available in two cover widths and can be supplied with or without design grooves. This provides excellent scope for tailoring the appearance to the specific project.

DS Stålprofil has achieved Cradle to Cradle Certified® Bronze for its main product range of steel profiles for roof and façade cladding. Nordic Klikfals is manufactured from GreenCoat® steel by SSAB, in which some of the traditional fossil oil used in the colour coating has been replaced with Swedish rapeseed oil.