Armatura is a bold Webflow template for construction and renovation firms: poster typography, golden-hour photography and a technical site-dossier layer. 8 pages, CMS Projects with before/after, a Blog, and Components you can rebrand in minutes.
Armatura is a bold, high-impact template for construction and renovation companies — built for the agencies and freelancers who make websites for general contractors, builders, restoration firms and property developers.
Its signature is a "site dossier" aesthetic: monumental Anton poster typography, warm golden-hour photography and a layer of technical chips — lots, square metres, durations, certifications — that make a builder look credible and precise.
What's included: 8 pages (Home, Services, Projects, Project Detail, About, Blog, Blog Post, Contact) plus styled 404, Style Guide, Licenses and Instructions pages. A CMS-driven Projects collection with before/after imagery, category filtering and a full project dossier, and a Blog with author bylines. Reusable Components — Nav Bar, Footer, Button and a sticky mobile call/quote bar — let you rebrand once and update everywhere. Swap the whole palette and type scale from Webflow Variables; responsive across every breakpoint. Native Webflow Interactions (no third-party code), 100/100 accessibility, and a low-friction quote form.
Not included: Ecommerce, Memberships or a custom backend. Every image is royalty-free and swappable.
Can only be used by you or one client for one end product. You cannot resell or redistribute this template in its original or modified state.
This template is free to use in both person and commercial projects. You cannot resell, redistribute, or license this template in its original or modified state.
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