You will come across many buildings that are built with light steel infill walls. They are used instead of mundane blockwork inner leaf structure in both concrete and steel-framed buildings. They facilitate incorporating a range of facade systems to the infill walls and are pretty easy to install. They are strong enough to resist the wind pressure and support the weight covering it.

ACP refers to flat panels that consist of a thermoplastic core fixed between aluminium sheets. ACP is widely used for building facades mainly because they are lightweight, strong, and durable. You can even design ACP in a variety of non-metallic and metallic imitation patterns. When it comes to the finishing touch, they offer an excellent finish and impart an ultra-modern look.

Glass is usually combined with steel to build a facade for various multi-story buildings nowadays. Steel structure not only supports the glass panels but makes it look elegant and stylish.

Precast concrete panels are best when you have tight construction schedules as they can be set up pretty quick. The manufacturing process of it is straightforward and is durable.

The brick facade is best for an antique look, and a slight alteration can make it more beautiful. The entire structure is lightweight, and the installation process is straightforward. You can shape the bricks in vertical, ribbon-like or any shape. Bricks offer resistance to weather changes and are excellent material for thermal protection.