Cladding is a system for covering building facades with a non-structural outer layer that bears no loads other than its own weight. This layer provides insulation and protection from weather elements while also creating the desired aesthetic appearance.

Advantages of aluminum panels in cladding

Durability and Longevity: Highly resistant to corrosion, rust, and weathering (rain, wind, and UV rays). Light Weight: Reduces the load on the building's structural integrity compared to other materials such as stone or concrete. Aesthetic Diversity: Available in a wide range of colors, finishes (glossy, matte, metallic, wood), and shapes. Ease of Maintenance: Does not require periodic painting and can be easily cleaned. Thermal and Sound Insulation: When installed with integrated insulation systems, aluminum helps improve a building's energy efficiency. Speed of Installation: Pre-assembled fixing systems speed up the implementation process. Environmentally Friendly: Aluminum is highly recycled and recyclable.

• commercial buildings and skyscrapers

  (Most common) for offices, hotels, and malls

• Residential buildings and villas:

  To update interfaces or in modern designs

• Airports, hospitals and universities.

  Shop fronts.

خطوات التركيب الأساسية (ملخص)

1. Design and Study: Calculating loads, determining the system type, and developing working drawings.
2. Facade Preparation: Ensuring its levelness and rigidity.
3. Loading Structure Installation: Precisely and evenly installing vertical and horizontal strips.
4. Insulation Installation: If required.
5. Aluminum Panel Installation: Attach panels from the bottom up using specialized clamps.
6. Finishing and Painting: Installing accessories and sealing joints.

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Components of the aluminum cladding system

1. Cladding Panel: Aluminum panel with a polyethylene (PE) core or fire-resistant (non-combustible) material.
2. Mounting Structure (Rails): A system of aluminum or galvanized steel strips that attach to the underlying wall.
3. Attachment Tools: Clips and special nails to securely and tightly attach the panels to the structure.
4. Insulation Materials: Thermal and waterproofing layers are often installed behind the panels.
5. Accessories: Corners, barriers, and springs for finishing touches.