ACP Sheets
Aluminium composite panels for a sleek, modern elevation. Flat, rigid and lightweight, in solid, metallic, wood and stone finishes. Built for building facades, shopfronts, columns and signage.
Overview
About ACP Sheets
ACP (Aluminium Composite Panel) is made of two thin aluminium skins bonded to a core, usually polyethylene (PE) or a fire-retardant mineral-filled core (FR). The result is a sheet that is very flat, rigid and light, which is why it is the most common material for modern commercial facades and shopfronts.
Exterior ACP is finished with a PVDF coating that holds its colour for years in harsh sun, while polyester-coated sheets are used indoors. Panels are routed, folded into trays and fixed on an aluminium frame for a crisp, joint-lined facade.
Range
ACP Sheets Types
PVDF Exterior ACP
Weather- and UV-resistant PVDF-coated sheets that keep their colour and gloss outdoors.
FR-Core ACP
Fire-retardant mineral-filled core for projects where fire safety norms apply.
Wood & Stone Finish ACP
Printed wood-grain, marble and stone looks on a lightweight aluminium panel.
Metallic, Mirror & Brushed
Silver, gold, champagne, brushed and mirror finishes for a premium look.
Why Choose It
Benefits of ACP Sheets
Lightweight & Rigid
Much lighter than stone or glass, yet very flat and stiff.
Weather Resistant
PVDF-coated exterior sheets resist sun, rain and fading.
Easy to Shape
Can be routed, folded and curved into trays, columns and fascias.
Low Maintenance
A simple wash keeps the facade looking new.
Specifications
At a Glance
- Construction
- Two aluminium skins bonded to a PE or FR (fire-retardant) core
- Thickness
- Commonly 3 mm (interior) and 4 mm (exterior)
- Sheet size
- Typically 1220 × 2440 mm; longer lengths on order
- Coating
- PVDF for exterior, polyester for interior
- Installation
- Routed & folded trays on an aluminium sub-frame (dry or wet system)
Applications
Where to Use It
- Building facades
- Shopfronts
- Columns & fascias
- Canopies
- Signage
- Interior walls & ceilings
FAQs
Common Questions
PE-core ACP has a polyethylene core and is economical for low-rise and interior work. FR-core ACP has a fire-retardant mineral-filled core and is the right choice where fire safety rules apply, such as commercial and high-rise buildings.
For outdoor use choose 4 mm ACP with a PVDF coating. It resists UV and weather far better than polyester-coated sheets, which are meant for interiors.
An aluminium frame is fixed to the wall, and the ACP is cut, routed and folded into trays that are fixed to the frame. The joints are either left open (dry system) or sealed with silicone (wet system).
Price depends on the core (PE or FR), coating, thickness, finish and the framing work. Share your elevation drawing or wall sizes on WhatsApp for a quote with installation.