Aluminium Composite Panels (ACP sheets) are lightweight,  durable, and versatile construction materials made of two aluminum sheets bonded to a non-aluminum core. They are widely used for facades, cladding, signage, and interiors due to their weather resistance, aesthetic appeal, and easy installation.

The lifespan of ACP panels depends on factors like:

• Quality of the materials.
• Environmental conditions.
• Proper installation.
• Maintenance.

Generally, high-quality ACP panels can last 15-20 years or more with proper care.

Aluwall ACP panels are versatile and used in a wide range of applications, including:

• Exterior building cladding and facades.
• Interior wall paneling and decoration.
• Signage and advertising boards.  
• Retail store displays and kiosks.
• Kitchen and bathroom applications.
• False ceilings and partitions.  
• Corporate offices and commercial spaces.
• Residential building facades and interiors.

Definitely! With Aluwall ACP sheets you can create a clean, contemporary look for false ceilings in:

• Offices.
• Retail stores.
• Residential spaces.

Their lightweight nature makes them easy to install and maintain.

Aluwall ACP sheets are available in 3 standard sizes;

• 8×4 feet or 2440mm x 1220mm
• 10×4 feet or 3050mm x 1220mm
• 12×4 feet or 3660mm x 1220mm

At AluWall, we source high-quality aluminium coils from Hindalco Industries and use premium paints from Akzonobel, Nippon, PPG, and Beckers, ensuring superior durability, weather resistance, and long-lasting aesthetics for our ACP sheets.

The fire resistance of ACP sheets depends on the core material. PE core ACPs offer minimal to no fire resistance whereas Fire-retardant (FR) core ACPs, containing mineral fillers, offer significantly better fire resistance and are designed to slow or prevent flame spread.

Yes, ACP panels are generally waterproof. The aluminium layers provide a barrier against water penetration. However, proper installation and sealing are crucial to prevent water damage at joints and edges

At AluWall, we use high-quality aluminium alloys in the 3000 series (e.g., 3105, 3003) and 5000 series (e.g., 5005, 5052) for manufacturing ACP sheets, ensuring excellent strength, corrosion resistance, and durability for architectural and industrial applications.

AAMA 2620/2605 is followed. AAMA stands for American Architectural Manufacturers Associations.

The paint of the ACP will peel off in case of the following reasons:

• Improper cleaning
• Incorrect Routing
• Contamination of coil
• Inappropriate cutting