Panalls

Panalls are a type of architectural cladding system commonly used in building construction. They are prefabricated panels designed for the exterior walls of a structure. These panels can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, composite materials, and sometimes even concrete. The primary function of panalls is to provide a weather-resistant and aesthetically pleasing facade for buildings.

The installation process typically involves attaching the panels to the building's structural frame. They are often designed with interlocking features that create a continuous barrier against the elements, preventing water and air infiltration. This can contribute to the energy efficiency of a building by reducing heat loss or gain.

Panalls come in a wide range of colors, textures, and finishes, allowing for significant design flexibility. This makes them a popular choice for architects and developers seeking to achieve specific visual styles for commercial, industrial, and residential projects. Their prefabricated nature can also lead to faster construction times compared to traditional building methods. Maintenance requirements vary depending on the material used, but many panall systems are designed for durability and low upkeep.