Yavis was made to contain extraordinary things. Just like the chronometers it holds. 

 

There are many materials, but only a few that are good enough for Yavis. And good enough to be used in a manufacturing process in which special requests are not extras, but standard.

 

Armored glass. Yet practically invisible.

The best protection is invisible. Yavis glass is made up of over 13 individual layers. It’s absolutely transparent and color-neutral, so that your masterpieces seem near enough to touch. The final layer is SCHOTT Amiran®, a special non-reflective glass that absorbs 99% of UV, and is used in the great museums of the world.

 

 

 

Something for every taste.

There are endless color shades, and even more ideas about how they look best. Yavis is available in any exterior color, in any design. 

Those who prefer warm wood tones can get Yavis hand-painted with a grain that cannot be distinguished from real wood. Or would elegant marble be a better fit? Yavis can be had in any design that can be imagined. 

 

Tough on the outside, soft on the inside.

Only two materials are good enough for the Yavis interior – the exclusive Alcantara®, and specially tanned leather. Why? Because ordinary leather can contain tanning salts that can tarnish metal.

 

Alcantara® is also scratch and wear-resistant, antibacterial and washable. In addition, it meets the strict Ökotex® Standard 100 for ecologically sustainable materials. Both upholstery materials are applied solvent-free. Alcantara® is available in 48 color shades; an overview is provided at www.locksor.de.

 

 

 

Leather is a natural product with an almost limitless range of colors. For example, how about an interior in the same shade as the interior of your vintage sports car? Or your wife’s preferred handbag color? 

 

We will be happy to send true-color samples of Alcantara® or specially-tanned leather. 

 

Technical data

 

Secured by 4 wall anchors

Power supply: grid connect 230V AC (96...264V, 50-60Hz); external adapter. (Information subject to change.)

 

 

We will be glad to assist with all questions concerning planning and structural loading. Information for architects and structural engineers is provided at "Statics".