Architectural Corrugated Perforated Panels for Shading and Privacy

Finished architectural corrugated perforated panels

Architectural corrugated perforated panels are metal sheets that combine structural strength with aesthetic design. They are widely used in building facades, ceilings, roofs, shading systems, and car park safety barriers, among other applications. Its unique corrugated structure not only enhances the mechanical properties but also adds distinctive visual appeal to architecture. The perforation design provides ventilation, natural lighting, and shading, making it an ideal choice for modern architectural designs.

Raw Materials

Architectural corrugated perforated panels are typically manufactured from the following high-quality metals to ensure durability and aesthetic appeal:

• Aluminum: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, suitable for building facades and shading systems.
• Galvanized steel: High strength and cost-effective, often used in parking lot protection and roofing systems.
• Stainless steel: Corrosion-resistant, high-end, and aesthetically pleasing, ideal for high-end architectural projects.
• Copper: Naturally oxidizes, forming a unique texture, perfect for artistic architectural decoration.

Depending on project requirements, panels of varying thicknesses (0.5–3.0 mm) and widths (typically 1000–1500 mm) can be selected to meet specific load-bearing and design needs.

Aluminum architectural corrugated perforated panels

Copper architectural corrugated perforated panels

Surface Treatment

To enhance weather resistance, aesthetics, and service life, our architectural corrugated perforated panels offers multiple surface treatment options:

• Anodizing (aluminum): Enhances oxidation resistance and offers a variety of color options.
• Powder coating: Suitable for steel, providing a wide range of colors and excellent weather resistance.
• PVDF coating: High weather resistance, suitable for long-term outdoor applications.
• Polished/brushed (stainless steel): Enhances a premium texture, perfect for luxury building projects.
• Wood grain transfer: Creates a natural wood-like texture, adding a refined and elegant appearance.

These surface treatments not only improve corrosion resistance but also allow the panels to complement different architectural styles, such as modern, industrial, or minimalist designs.

Orange architectural corrugated perforated panels

Blue architectural corrugated perforated panels

Red architectural corrugated perforated panels

Yellow architectural corrugated perforated panels

Type

The corrugated profile is the defining feature of corrugated perforated panel, directly impacting its mechanical properties and visual appearance. Common corrugation types include:

BG-ACP-1

BG-ACP-2

BG-ACP-3

BG-ACP-4

BG-ACP-5

BG-ACP-6

BG-ACP-7

Benefits

• Corrugated profile. The combination of perforations and corrugated surfaces creates unique light and shadow refraction, presenting a dynamic effect as the light changes.
• Material properties. Made of translucent but non-transparent materials, it balances natural lighting with privacy protection – ideal for screens, interior partitions, and curtain wall designs.
• Ventilation. Well-designed perforations optimize air circulation, providing shading while maintaining good daylighting and privacy, making it suitable for exterior facades and ventilated curtain wall systems.
• Noise reduction and sound absorption. The corrugated structure, combined with perforations, effectively diffuses sound waves, making it suitable for spaces such as concert halls and subway stations.
• Lightweight and high-strength. Aluminum construction, combined with perforations for weight reduction, maintains structural stability.

Application

• Building facade. Corrugated perforated panels serve as building facade materials, offering a lightweight and durable solution. The perforated design enhances natural lighting and ventilation, while ensuring privacy and shading.
• Ceiling & roofing. With their high structural strength and excellent drainage performance, these panels are suitable for roof and ceiling systems in industrial plants, warehouses, and commercial buildings.
• Shading sheet. The perforated design regulates indoor light entry, reducing glare and heat, making it suitable for shading systems in offices, schools, and residential buildings.
• Car park safety barrier. Galvanized steel or aluminum corrugated perforated panels can be used for parking lot fences and guardrails, providing high-strength protection while reducing the impact of vehicle collisions.

Architectural corrugated perforated panels used for shading

Architectural corrugated perforated panels used for building facade

Architectural corrugated perforated panels for fire protection

Architectural corrugated perforated panels for decoration