Rustic Surface Aluminum Panel
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| Materials | Aluminum Alloy |
| Thickness | 3mm, 4mm |
| Specification | Customized |
| Length | ≤3000mm |
| Surface Treatment | Rustic surface,Painted finish texture,Vintage surface |
| Shape | Customized |
| Perforation | Flating, Punching, Carving, Customized |
| Application | Corporate Identity Design, Exterior, Interior and Furniture designs etc. |
Antique Surface Treatment Aluminum Panels
Antique surface aluminum panels are specialized architectural materials designed to mimic aged or weathered metal Aluminum Facade Panels aesthetics while retaining the durability and lightweight properties of aluminum. These weathered aluminum cladding panels are widely used in modern construction, interior design, and heritage restoration projects to achieve a rustic, industrial, or vintage appearance69. Common applications include façades, ceilings, partitions, signage, and decorative elements in commercial and residential buildings.
Key Surface Treatment Techniques
Fluorocarbon Spraying (PVDF Coating)
A high-performance method where fluorocarbon resin is applied electrostatically. It offers superior weather resistance and a matte/satin finish, ideal for mimicking aged metal textures.
Thermal Transfer Printing
Heat and pressure transfer patterns (e.g., wood grain, stone textures) onto pre-coated aluminum panels. This technique is cost-effective for creating intricate vintage designs.
Chemical Etching and Oxidation
Controlled chemical reactions create uneven surfaces or patina effects. Anodizing thickens the natural oxide layer, enhancing hardness and color retention.
Abrasive Techniques (Sandblasting/Wire Brushing)
Mechanical methods like sandblasting produce a rough, worn texture, while wire brushing adds linear scratches for an industrial look
Applications in Architecture
Facades Cladding: Antique aluminum panels blend historical charm with modern functionality, often used in retrofitting heritage buildings.
Interior Design: Feature walls, ceilings (e.g., aluminum ceiling systems), and furniture accents.
Signage and Art Installations: Customizable finishes make them popular for decorative art panels.
| Materials | Aluminum Alloy |
| Thickness | 3mm, 4mm |
| Specification | Customized |
| Length | ≤3000mm |
| Surface Treatment | Rustic surface,Painted finish texture,Vintage surface |
| Shape | Customized |
| Perforation | Flating, Punching, Carving, Customized |
| Application | Corporate Identity Design, Exterior, Interior and Furniture designs etc. |
Antique Surface Treatment Aluminum Panels
Antique surface aluminum panels are specialized architectural materials designed to mimic aged or weathered metal Aluminum Facade Panels aesthetics while retaining the durability and lightweight properties of aluminum. These weathered aluminum cladding panels are widely used in modern construction, interior design, and heritage restoration projects to achieve a rustic, industrial, or vintage appearance69. Common applications include façades, ceilings, partitions, signage, and decorative elements in commercial and residential buildings.
Key Surface Treatment Techniques
Fluorocarbon Spraying (PVDF Coating)
A high-performance method where fluorocarbon resin is applied electrostatically. It offers superior weather resistance and a matte/satin finish, ideal for mimicking aged metal textures.
Thermal Transfer Printing
Heat and pressure transfer patterns (e.g., wood grain, stone textures) onto pre-coated aluminum panels. This technique is cost-effective for creating intricate vintage designs.
Chemical Etching and Oxidation
Controlled chemical reactions create uneven surfaces or patina effects. Anodizing thickens the natural oxide layer, enhancing hardness and color retention.
Abrasive Techniques (Sandblasting/Wire Brushing)
Mechanical methods like sandblasting produce a rough, worn texture, while wire brushing adds linear scratches for an industrial look
Applications in Architecture
Facades Cladding: Antique aluminum panels blend historical charm with modern functionality, often used in retrofitting heritage buildings.
Interior Design: Feature walls, ceilings (e.g., aluminum ceiling systems), and furniture accents.
Signage and Art Installations: Customizable finishes make them popular for decorative art panels.
