We supply one material, and we know it properly

Most building-material suppliers carry everything. That works for the customer who already knows exactly what they want and needs it by Thursday. It works badly for the architect trying to decide whether a material will survive a monsoon on a north elevation, or the homeowner who has been shown a sample under a showroom halogen and cannot tell how it will look at home.

We stock one material — flexible clay cladding, the category also sold as MCM, or Modified Clay Material — in 23 collections and 139 shades. That narrowness is the point. It means when you ask which collection wraps a 450mm column cleanly, or which one holds up on a shaded north wall, there is an actual answer rather than a shrug and a brochure.

What we will tell you not to buy

The material is not right for everything, and we would rather say so than sell you a wall you regret. If the value of the elevation is that it is genuinely quarried marble, specify a real stone veneer. If the facade build-up needs a ventilated cavity, this is the wrong system and a terracotta rainscreen is the right one. If the substrate is poor and staying poor, a bonded 3mm sheet will show every defect underneath it.

We have written the seven cases where flexible cladding genuinely wins and the three where it does not, because a specification that fails in two years costs us more than the order was worth.

Where we supply

Both branches are in Bengaluru — Jayanagar 9th Block and Begur — and we supply across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh, with despatch to the rest of India on request. Because the sheets are 3mm and roughly 4.5 kg per square metre, freight on this material is a fraction of what stone costs to move, which is why supplying beyond Karnataka is practical at all.

The name

Flaunt your Curves is not just a line. The property that separates this material from every rigid cladding is that it bends, and the applications where it is genuinely without competition — columns, arches, curved reception fronts and curved walls — are all curves. The rest of what we sell is a good material. The curves are the reason the company exists.