Aluminum Composite Panel Installation

Aluminum Composite Panels (ACP) are strong and lightweight materials made by joining two thin aluminum sheets with plastic in the middle. They are commonly used to cover building walls, giving them a modern and stylish look. These panels also help protect the building from sunlight, rain, and dust. ACPs are available in many colors and finishes, such as wood, stone, or metallic designs. Before installing the panels, a metal frame—usually made of aluminum or steel—is fixed to the wall. The ACP sheets are then attached to this frame using screws or special clips. A small gap is left between the wall and the panels to let air pass through, which is known as a ventilated facade. The corners and edges are properly sealed to stop water from getting inside. In some cases, insulation material is added behind the panels to help control the building’s temperature. This work is usually carried out by skilled workers who use the right tools and follow safety guidelines.