Aluminum
Overview
Aluminum facades can be created in two ways: using lightweight composite panels or natural aluminum formed into cassettes or individual elements. Composite panels are lighter and come in large formats, while natural aluminum allows for the implementation of complex architectural ideas – perforations, 3D shapes, or unique surfaces.
Aluminum solutions stand out for their modern aesthetics, durability, and wide range of design options. Composite panels provide a cost-effective and precise facade solution, while natural aluminum offers unlimited creative freedom, from minimalist cassettes to individually perforated or curved shapes. Both materials are non-combustible, corrosion-resistant, and UV-resistant, ensuring they remain reliable and aesthetically pleasing for decades.
Application:
Exterior
Interior
Thickness / Weight
Composite panels: 4 mm ~7,8 kg/m²
Natural aluminum (cassettes, sheets): 2-4 mm ~5,4-10,8 kg/m²
Fire resistance
ACP: B-s1, d0 (FR core)/A2-s1, d0 (A2 core)
Natural aluminum: Class A1 (non-combustible metal)
Durability
Resistant to corrosion, UV rays, stable color, suitable for harsh climatic conditions
Natural aluminum - practically unlimited service life
Sustainability / certificates
Manufacturers apply EPD declarations and ISO standards
Aluminum is 100% recyclable
Formats and colors
ACP: panels up to 8000 mm long, 1000-1500 mm wide, wide range of colors and surfaces (matte, metallic, special effects)
Natural aluminum - unlimited possibilities for shaping cassettes, perforations, 3D shapes, custom coatings and anodizing available