A façade is the outer face or covering of a building. It gives the building its look and protects it from weather like rain, heat, and wind. Façades can be made from glass, ACP, stone, or metal.
ACP (Aluminium Composite Panel) façades are lighter, more affordable, and come in many colors and finishes. Compared to stone or cement façades, ACP is faster to install and gives a modern, clean look.
They are used in many places like:
Office buildings
Malls and showrooms
Airports and railway stations
Industrial units and warehouses
Hospitals and schools
Hotels and residential towers
Glass façades are very durable. They are made using strong, toughened glass that can handle wind, rain, and even fire in some cases. They also reduce outside noise and are long-lasting.
ACP façades need very little maintenance. Just basic cleaning with water or mild soap keeps them looking new. They don’t rust, fade, or break easily.
Yes. Glass façades use tempered or laminated safety glass, which does not shatter easily. It’s strong and safe for tall buildings and public places.
Yes. ACP panels can be recycled. Many ACP panels are made using environment-friendly methods, making them a good green choice for buildings.
With proper installation, both ACP and glass façades can last 20 years or more. Their quality stays good if maintained well.
Yes. Both glass and ACP façades help in energy saving. Glass façades let natural light in. ACP façades help with insulation, which reduces AC usage.
Absolutely! You can choose colors, finishes, patterns, and designs in both glass and ACP façades to match your building’s look and brand image.