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Moz Launches New Web site

April 17, 2015

Móz Designs launches a new visually-dynamic Web site, an “interactive theatre” showcasing the company’s versatile metal product lines, high profile projects and innovative Quick Ship program. The site’s debut coincides with the company’s 25-year anniversary and can be seen at www.mozdesigns.com.

Created as an easy-to-navigate resource for architects, designers and project principals, the photo-rich site shows off the company’s lustrous metal collections, including Graphix, Engravings, Gradients, Classic, and Blendz, along with Móz ETA (easy-to-assemble) products, and expanding custom options.

With quick click-and-view access, visitors can visually specify a Móz product—by selecting the material, grain, color, pattern, and finish. Stunning, on-screen visual presentations bring each design option to life, saving specifiers hours of time.

The design possibilities are nearly limitless with thousands of combinations (material, color, grain, and pattern) available for wall coverings, column covers, dimensional walls, ceilings, room dividers, fixtures, and more.

The Web site also introduces the new Móz Quick Ship program in which metals sheets and artwork can be ordered online and shipped within a week or less.

The site additionally offers a library of downloadable product brochures, specification sheets, and videos, which describe the product lines and offer behind-the-scenes tours of the manufacturing process. Updated sections on Móz promotional activities links viewers to the company’s trade show schedule and media coverage.

“Our new Web site helps architects and designers save hours of time by making it easy to view entire product lines and multiple design options available,” said Tripp Sandford, executive vice president at Móz.

“The site demonstrates the exceptional versatility of Móz products and helps ignite creative thinking—with thousands of viewable options in an easy click-and-view format,” he said.

Móz metals are available in aluminum, perforated aluminum, corrugated aluminum and stainless steel, by the sheet (48-inch x 96-inch and 48-inch x 120-inch) or as a finished product in the ETA (easy to assemble) line.

Móz materials are manufactured from recycled aluminum and contribute to LEED credits, 2.0 MR Credit 4—Recycled Content, and can again be recycled when product life is ended.

Móz Designs has been an industry leader in the introduction of metal surfacing materials for 25 years. The company is based in Oakland, Calif., where all products are designed, sourced and manufactured. Architects and designers worldwide specify Móz metals for commercial, corporate, hospitality, healthcare, retail, educational, and many other installations.

 

                                                           

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