MELJAC, a French manufacturer of high-end electrical equipment, offers to personalize its switches by directly engraving the push buttons. This solution preserves the sleek design of the brass plate and its finish. Customers can thus combine several functions (lighting, blinds, sound, home automation scenarios, etc.) on a single plate while easily identifying the role of each command.
The quality of MELJAC creations, which results from very specific know-how, has made the brand famous throughout the world.
Made-to-measure right down to the buttons
MELJAC models in solid brass, such as the Damier collection or the covers for thermostats, alarm keypads, etc. can be equipped with push buttons treated in the same finish as the plate (30 colors to choose from). The buttons, raised or flush, are available in different shapes: square, round, triangular, rectangular, oblong...
These geometric shapes fit into contemporary interiors but also bring a touch of modernity to traditional decors.
Engravings on buttons (pictograms, words, symbols, etc.) can remain in the same finish as the plate, or coat with a colored resin to contrast.
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