Lemezesfalak

Lemezesfalak, a Hungarian term, translates to "plate walls" or "sheet metal walls." This construction technique refers to the use of prefabricated panels or sheets, typically made of metal, to form the exterior or interior walls of a building. These panels are often designed with interlocking systems, allowing for rapid assembly and a watertight structure. The use of lemezesfalak gained traction in certain construction sectors due to its speed, efficiency, and relatively low material cost.

The panels can be manufactured in various materials, including steel, aluminum, or composite materials, and may incorporate insulation within their structure or be applied as a cladding system over existing walls. The aesthetic of lemezesfalak can range from industrial and utilitarian to more refined, depending on the finish and design of the panels. This method is particularly common in industrial buildings, storage facilities, temporary structures, and some modern residential or commercial designs where a quick build time is a priority. Maintenance often involves cleaning and occasional sealing of joints to ensure weather resistance.