Aluminium perforated panels
Five things that decide how fast a perforated facade goes up
Most delay on a perforated aluminium facade is designed in long before the first panel arrives. Panel sizes that ignore sheet yield create waste; a perforation pattern that runs to the panel edge leaves no room for the fold; fixing methods decided late force rework; unnumbered panels turn installation into a sorting exercise; and packing that ignores the site sequence means opening every crate to find the next panel.
Key points
- Set panel sizes against sheet yield so offcut waste does not inflate the square metre rate
- Keep the perforation clear of the fold line so the cassette edge stays clean and straight
- Agree the fixing method before fabrication, not after the panels are already coated
- Number and pack panels in installation sequence so crates are opened in the order they are needed
The values below are the ones the factory publishes for this range. Anything outside them is quoted against your drawing rather than assumed.
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