Aluminum Beam Metal Linear Ceiling Commercial Wood Grain Acm Panels 150mm

• Aluminum square tubes
• Drill and drill bits
• Screws or bolts
• Measuring tape
• Level
• Saw (if cutting is necessary)
• Protective gear

1. Measure and Cut: Measure the required length and cut the aluminum square tubes to size if necessary.
2. Prepare Mounting Surface: Ensure the installation surface is clean and level.
3. Mark Drill Points: Position the tubes and mark drilling points for mounting.
4. Drill Holes: Create holes in the marked spots using a drill.
5. Attach Tubes: Secure the tubes to the mounting surface using screws or bolts.
6. Check Alignment: Verify straightness with a level and adjust as needed.

• Aluminum veneer panels
• Construction adhesive or panel-specific adhesives
• Measuring tape
• Level
• Saw (if trimming is needed)
• Protective gear

1. Measure and Cut: Measure the installation area and cut panels to fit.
2. Prepare Surface: Clean and dry the application surface.
3. Apply Adhesive: Apply adhesive to the veneer back or directly to the surface.
4. Position Panels: Carefully place panels, pressing firmly for proper adhesion.
5. Check Alignment: Ensure straightness using a level.
6. Allow to Cure: Follow adhesive manufacturer's curing instructions.

ACPs feature a polyethylene core between two aluminum layers, offering lightweight flexibility and excellent thermal insulation. Ideal for creating uniform, stylish facades in large-scale projects.

• High-rise buildings
• Commercial complexes
• Retail storefronts

These panels feature patterned holes for light and airflow, creating unique visual effects while enabling natural ventilation and energy savings.

Single-layer aluminum panels offering superior durability and impact resistance for demanding environments.

• Hospitals
• Schools
• Industrial buildings

Our fireproof aluminum veneer for building ceilings combines non-combustible properties with aesthetic appeal, offering excellent heat resistance for safety-critical applications.

• Fire Rating: Meets Class A (highest), B, or C fire resistance standards
• Material Thickness: Thicker panels provide enhanced fire protection
• Compliance: Adheres to local building codes and regulations