Facing front panels

Today, many owners of houses and apartments are thinking about the warming of their homes. This can be done with the help of facing facade panels. In addition to insulation such panels significantly improve the appearance of the building, because the facade is the face of any structure. Facing panels are used to decorate different parts of the building: facade, socle or other architectural elements, such as columns , extensions, fences.

Advantages of facing facade panels

Facade panels have many advantages over other types of finishes:

• frost resistance - even at a temperature of -40 ° C, materials do not break down;
• impact resistance;
• reliability;
• ecological compatibility;
• longevity;
• not subject to infection with fungi and mold;
• Do not burn in the sun;
• have a small weight, so they can be mounted even on weak foundations;
• provide sufficient ventilation of the building walls;
• due to the variety of models have the ability to design the facade of the building in different styles;
• have a relatively low cost.

In addition to facing residential buildings, facing facade panels are also used for decoration of public buildings: entertainment and shopping centers, hotels, sports complexes and others. These panels can be used for plating both new buildings and when repairing old buildings.

Types of facade cladding panels

1. Metal facade panels are made of galvanized steel or aluminum. They are resistant to corrosion and are not afraid of moisture, fireproof and easy to operate. The disadvantage of metal panels is their lack of heat-saving qualities.

A variety of metal panels are facade cladding panels with a stenolite and polyalpan insulation . Such heat-retaining panels can imitate decorative plaster or wood, they are smooth, with a matte or glossy finish.

2. Facade panels based on clay are especially popular today. Modern clinker and ceramic granite facing panels, simulating brick and stone, are made of clay with various additives and in terms of their performance characteristics are no different from natural materials. These thermo panels have proven themselves in conditions of a strong wind load.
3. Plastic facade cladding panels , or, as they are also called, vinyl siding , are the most popular today due to the variety of colors. This, perhaps, the most accessible and simple kind of furnish of buildings, made under a tree or a log, perfectly imitates natural wood. It is easily and quickly installed, and the buildings, decorated with facade facing panels under the tree, look neat and beautiful.
4. Facade panels based on concrete are made with the addition of fiberglass and other additives. Thanks to this, the panels made of glass fiber-reinforced concrete and polymer concrete have a beautiful appearance and sufficient strength.
5. Facing panels of fiber-cement slabs consist of cement, various mineral aggregates, plastic and cellulose. They keep the heat in the house fairly well, withstand sharp temperature changes, but after installation they need to be painted.
6. Facade sandwich panels consist of at least three layers: between two metal is 20 to 70 mm of compressed plastic, as well as a layer of vapor barrier. This layer has excellent sound and heat insulation. The outer part of the sandwich panels imitates wood, plastic or other kind of decoration. The disadvantage is the possible freezing at the joints of the panels.

Thanks to the use of facing facade panels you can completely transform the appearance of your house and forever forget about crumbling plaster and shabby paint on the walls of the building.