Application Techniques for Exterior Faades
Mechanical Method The traditional façade attachment practice is the mechanical method. Typically, this means using screws or rivets into the building to hold the panels in place. This usually requires drilling the holes into the panels on-site, causing excessive dust and noise and risking weakening or breaking the panels .
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The strength of our 8 and 10 mm panels means that these can also be installed with an invisible mechanical attachment . In this case the rear of the panel is fitted with attachment points in which panel hooks are placed with a tension-free anchor. These are then used to attach the panels onto a suitable supporting structure.
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