Aluminum Curtain Wall Panels: Flat Bar Facade Manufacturer

Description

Likton fabricates custom aluminum curtain wall panels and facade screens from architectural drawings. Flat-bar layouts, perforated screens, folded cassettes, and decorative panels require different support details, so the final alloy, thickness, panel size, pattern, finish, and fixing system must be confirmed for each project.

What this page shows: the featured image is a perforated aluminum facade application. It demonstrates custom facade-panel capability rather than a fixed stock pattern. For a flat-bar or linear-screen design, include the bar section, spacing, support frame, elevation, and wind-load requirement with your enquiry.

Custom aluminum facade panel capabilities

Material	Aluminum alloy; final grade and temper confirmed to the approved specification	Panel thickness range	1.5-10 mm, subject to panel size, shape, support, and engineering requirements
Common reference size	1000 x 2000 mm	Maximum stated size	Up to 1500 x 5000 mm per piece; final feasibility requires drawing review
Finishes	Powder coating or PVDF paint	Color options	RAL colors and project-approved wood, stone, brass, or bronze effects
Fabrication	Cutting, CNC punching, laser cutting, bending, carving, coating, assembly, inspection, and packing	MOQ	100 m2
Typical production time	15-30 days after approved drawings and finish confirmation	Indicative price	USD 30-100/m2; pattern, thickness, folding, reinforcement, finish, and quantity determine the final quote

Choose the panel form by function

Flat-bar or linear screens: suitable when the design needs depth, rhythm, partial screening, or solar control. Bar section and support spacing are key inputs.
Perforated panels: suitable for decorative screening and ventilated enclosures. Open-area ratio, hole pattern, edge distance, and stiffening must be coordinated.
Folded cassette panels: suitable for solid rainscreen and curtain-wall zones. Returns, stiffeners, joints, brackets, and drainage details need shop-drawing approval.

Facade application and production evidence

Likton perforated aluminum curtain wall panels installed on a commercial facade — Installed perforated facade panels show how pattern scale and panel joints read across an elevation.

Perforated aluminum facade panels stacked for quality inspection in the Likton workshop — Finished panels can be grouped and labeled by elevation or installation zone before export packing.

Contractors installing custom aluminum facade panels on a building support frame — Site installation shows why panel numbering, fixing positions, joint width, and support-frame coordination must be confirmed before production.

Fabrication details buyers can verify

Worker installing rivets and back stiffeners on an aluminum curtain wall panel — Back stiffeners, rivet spacing, and folded returns are checked against the approved panel detail.

TIG welding aluminum facade panel corners in the Likton workshop — Welded corners and reinforcement are used where the approved cassette geometry requires them.

HPH-3078 CNC turret punching machine processing custom aluminum facade panels — CNC turret punching supports repeatable perforation and cut-out positions from approved digital drawings.

Information required before production

Architectural elevations, panel layout, sections, and detail drawings.
Panel form: flat bar, perforated screen, folded cassette, carved panel, or another custom geometry.
Required alloy, thickness, finish system, color reference, gloss level, and exposure environment.
Hole pattern or bar section, open-area ratio, spacing, edge zones, and visual direction.
Subframe, brackets, joints, reinforcement, drainage, and access requirements.
Project wind load, fire requirements, local standards, quantity schedule, packing zones, and delivery address.

Engineering and installation notes

Panel thickness cannot be selected from facade height alone. Panel dimensions, open area, folded depth, stiffeners, bracket spacing, local wind pressure, thermal movement, joint design, and installation tolerance all affect the final build-up. The project engineer and facade consultant should approve the support system and performance requirements before production.

Frequently asked questions

Can you manufacture from our facade drawings?

Yes. Likton can review elevations, panel schedules, CAD details, patterns, and samples, then fabricate to approved shop drawings.

Why is there no single fixed price?

A large simple panel and a heavily perforated, folded, reinforced panel require different material weight, machine time, coating, inspection, and packing. The quantity and elevation zoning also affect cost.