Aluminum Insulated Decorative Panels

Unique advantages

A factory-made panel combines decorative facing, insulation and backing. The system is used for exterior wall insulation and finishes in new construction and renovation, with bonded and mechanically anchored installation designed for the substrate.

• Integrated insulation and decoration reduce on-site operations.
• Factory-controlled surfaces offer consistent flatness and finish options.
• Suitable for residential, commercial, public and industrial building facades.

Production process

Facing cutting → sheet-metal processing where applicable → core bonding → fixing preparation → packing and delivery.

Common materials and finishes

Aluminum or coated-metal facing with rock wool, thermoset insulation or inorganic lightweight cores. Colors and surface effects are selected for the building design.

Insulation core selection

Core options shown include rock wool, thermoset composite polystyrene, foam glass and inorganic lightweight insulation. Facing, core, backing and adhesive must be selected as one tested assembly.

System comparison

Compared with thin-render insulation, prefabricated decorative panels reduce wet finishing on site. Compared with stone curtain walls, they combine the decorative layer and insulation in one panel. Cost, programme and service life depend on the specified system and project conditions.

Installation and accessories

Set out and level the substrate, bond the panel, add the specified mechanical anchors, seal joints and inspect the installation. Fixing type and quantity, adhesive, sealant and joint dimensions depend on the project design.

Thin Ceramic Insulated Decorative Panels

Unique advantages

A factory-made panel combines decorative facing, insulation and backing. The system is used for exterior wall insulation and finishes in new construction and renovation, with bonded and mechanically anchored installation designed for the substrate.

• Integrated insulation and decoration reduce on-site operations.
• Factory-controlled surfaces offer consistent flatness and finish options.
• Suitable for residential, commercial, public and industrial building facades.

Production process

Facing cutting → sheet-metal processing where applicable → core bonding → fixing preparation → packing and delivery.

Common materials and finishes

Thin ceramic facing can be combined with rock wool, extruded insulation or inorganic lightweight cores as shown in the catalog. Stone-effect surfaces offer a mineral appearance for exterior facades.

Insulation core selection

Core options shown include rock wool, thermoset composite polystyrene, foam glass and inorganic lightweight insulation. Facing, core, backing and adhesive must be selected as one tested assembly.

System comparison

Compared with thin-render insulation, prefabricated decorative panels reduce wet finishing on site. Compared with stone curtain walls, they combine the decorative layer and insulation in one panel. Cost, programme and service life depend on the specified system and project conditions.

Installation and accessories

Set out and level the substrate, bond the panel, add the specified mechanical anchors, seal joints and inspect the installation. Fixing type and quantity, adhesive, sealant and joint dimensions depend on the project design.