Hotel Aluminium Tile Ceiling Powder Coated 1.5mm Aluminum Plate Cladding

• Durability: Excellent adhesion and resistance to chemicals and moisture.
• Usage: Good for parts that are not exposed to direct sunlight for long periods, as UV resistance is lower.

• UV Resistance: Offers better UV stability compared to epoxies, making it suitable for outdoor and marine applications.
• Flexibility: Provides a tough, flexible finish that can withstand harsh conditions.

• Combination: Blend of epoxy and polyester, providing good chemical resistance and UV stability.
• Versatility: Suitable for a variety of applications in marine environments.

Perforated panels feature patterns of holes or cutouts, allowing for light and airflow. These panels create unique visual effects, especially when illuminated, and are often used to add an artistic element to building exteriors. They can also reduce energy costs by allowing natural ventilation.

Ideal Applications:

• Façades with visual effects
• Commercial buildings and museums
• Residential balconies

Solid aluminium panels are made of a single layer of aluminium, offering robustness and high impact resistance. These panels are more durable than composite panels and are frequently chosen for areas that require greater strength and stability.

Ideal Applications:

• Hospitals
• Schools
• Industrial buildings

Insulated panels consist of an aluminium exterior and a foam core, providing superior thermal insulation. They are an excellent choice for energy-efficient buildings, as they help regulate indoor temperatures effectively.

Ideal Applications:

• Office buildings
• Warehouses
• Green-certified buildings

Fireproof aluminum veneer for building ceilings is a popular choice due to its fire-resistant properties and aesthetic appeal. Aluminum is naturally non-combustible and offers excellent heat resistance, making it a suitable material for fireproof applications.

When selecting fireproof aluminum veneer for building ceilings, consider the following factors:

• Fire Rating: Ensure that the aluminum veneer has undergone rigorous fire testing and meets the required fire rating standards for your building. Common fire ratings include Class A, Class B, or Class C, with Class A being the highest level of fire resistance.
• Material Thickness: The thickness of the aluminum veneer will impact its fire resistance. Thicker panels generally offer better fire protection. Consult with the manufacturer or supplier to determine the appropriate thickness based on your specific needs and local building codes.