(01) Facade panels

Aluminiumcompositepanels for rainscreen facades

A stack of freshly coil-coated aluminium composite panels on a shop-floor pallet, the top sheet tilted to show the aluminium skins and the mineral core
Coil-coated in house · max coil width 1,500 mm
  • Coil coating on our own line, PVDF or FEVE
  • Cut, routed and folded to shop drawings
  • Six panel systems, FR and A2 cores
  • Sample panel in 7 working days

Composite, solid aluminium and honeycomb panels for rainscreen and curtain-wall facades — coated, folded and crated in one plant.

See the six panel systems

(03) Applications

WHERE THE PANELS GO

A completed rainscreen facade seen from street level with open shadow joints between coated cassettes and raking daylight across the panels
Installed · rainscreen over mineral wool
Macro of the PVDF coil-coated panel surface showing the fine grain of the coating, the folded corner radius and the cut edge
Material · PVDF 70 % Kynar 500

A2 or B core, by elevation

Solid aluminium and honeycomb are A2-s1,d0; the FR composite is B-s1,d0. Above escape routes and on high-rise the specifier usually writes A2 — say which one your drawing calls for and we quote that build.

For specifiers

Panel build-ups, joint details and the clause wording we get asked for, in one place.

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(04) Plant

FROM COIL TO CRATED PALLET

See the coating line
An aluminium coil entering a coil-coating line with the wet PVDF film catching the light and an operator steadying the strip

Coil coating

Max coil width 1,500 mm, PVDF and FEVE, colour read against the master panel.

A peeled aluminium composite test coupon beside a peel-test rig, the separated skins and exposed core visible

Bond and bend test

Peel strength recorded per composite lot; the sample is retained for 24 months.

Finished coated panels standing on edge inside a plywood export crate, numbered in installation sequence with foam edge protection

Crating

Numbered in installation sequence, foam edge and a moisture barrier in the crate.

Neutral salt spray · ISO 9227
1,000 h
Coated a year
2.4 million m²
Thickness tolerance
±0.2 mm

Standards named on the drawings

  • EN 13501-1
  • ASTM E84
  • AAMA 2605
  • EN ISO 9001
  • EN ISO 14001
  • REACH / RoHS

(05) References

INSTALLED FACADES

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North Quay transit canopy

Rotterdam, NL · 18,400 m² · 2024

Underside of a transit canopy clad in open-joint aluminium cassettes, structural ribs visible and an engineer standing small in the frame

System

CM-CT cassettes · 15 mm open joint

Meridian logistics hub

Doha, QA · 6,200 m² · 2025

Large warehouse gable clad in flat aluminium honeycomb panels with a service ladder and gutter line, late afternoon light

System

CM-HC honeycomb · single-sheet gable

(06) Questions

BUYERS ASK FIRST

(01)Which fire class, and when is A2 asked for?

To EN 13501-1: CM-FR gives B-s1,d0, CM-SA and CM-HC give A2-s1,d0. Specifiers normally write A2 above escape routes and on high-rise; the per-market sheet is at /certifications/.

(02)Can you cut and fold to our shop drawings?

Yes. Send DWG or IFC; we fold cassettes with a 20 mm return and set out the open joint to your setting-out drawing. Panels are numbered in installation sequence.

(03)What is the minimum order, and can systems be mixed?

One pallet per system or colour. Mixed systems in a single 40 ft container are normal — say so on the enquiry and we will crate them in installation order.

(04)How is colour held between batches?

A master panel per colour is kept; every coil is read against it for colour and gloss, and the coating is PVDF 70 % Kynar 500 to AAMA 2605.

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(07) Quote

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Send a take-off or a shop drawing — quotation within two working days.

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Close-up of an open-joint facade node showing the shadow gap, carrier rail and fixing bracket inside the jointClose-up of a folded panel return and its fixing cleat on a material bench with a folding tool beside itA row of PVDF colour cards fanned out on a paper sample sheet on a workbench