Five panel families. Clear construction choices. Custom dimensions and finishes for your architectural project.
Start with the panel construction, then refine the size, finish and installation detail. Our wall and facade cladding range brings five distinct product families into one selection path.
Aluminum alloy panels for flat surfaces, formed details and column cladding. Choose solid or perforated faces and coordinate the panel layout with the facade design.
1.5–4.0 mm thickness · Custom dimensions
Choose for shaped details and a continuous metal finish.
Aluminum face sheets bonded around a honeycomb core. Compare overall panel thickness, skin thickness and edge details when selecting larger panel formats.
8–30 mm panel thickness · 3003 aluminum alloy
Choose when sandwich construction suits the panel format.
A corrugated aluminum core sits between outer sheets. The wave is inside the panel, rather than the exposed corrugation used to create a profiled elevation.
4–12 mm panel thickness · 3003 aluminum alloy
Choose for a sandwich panel with a corrugated internal core.
Slot and folded-profile aluminum panels create depth, repetition and shadow lines. Select the actual section drawing, face width and fixing arrangement for the intended location.
0.5–3.0 mm thickness · Profile-specific widths
Choose for repeated linear profiles and decorative wall surfaces.
Pre-painted profiled sheets create a visible ribbed surface. The catalog includes pre-painted steel and aluminum options for industrial and commercial building applications.
0.4–1.0 mm thickness · Profile-specific geometry
Choose for an exposed corrugated surface, with material agreed separately.
A similar appearance can conceal a different panel build-up. Compare these practical differences before specifying the assembly.
| Panel family | Construction | Compare first | Selection direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solid aluminum | Single metal sheet | Panel thickness, return depth, reinforcement | Formed corners, columns and panelized elevations |
| Honeycomb | Face sheets and honeycomb core | Overall thickness, skins, edge closure | Sandwich construction and larger panel formats |
| Corrugated core | Face sheets and corrugated core | Core direction, skins, thickness, edge detail | A flat-faced sandwich panel with an internal wave |
| Slot & spandrel | Repeated profiled elements | Section, visible width, spacing and support | Linear texture and architectural feature surfaces |
| Corrugated metal | Exposed profiled sheet | Metal substrate, profile, gauge and overlaps | Industrial or commercial envelope applications |
On smaller screens, swipe across the table. These selection directions are not structural or regulatory approvals. Verify the complete panel, supports, fixings and building-envelope design for the project.
Selected Corrugated metal in the comparison table.
Compare solid sheet with honeycomb and corrugated-core panels. Overall thickness, skins, edges and supports matter as much as the face dimensions.
Match the coating system to exposure and the agreed appearance. Coordinate color, texture and perforation through the selected product and sample.
Discuss returns, fixings, drainage and adjacent materials early. A facade panel does not replace the weather barrier or the engineering of the complete wall.
Use the published product range to narrow the options. Final panel dimensions and construction depend on the selected configuration and project review.
Maximum width and length are catalog limits, not a guarantee that every thickness, finish or fixing configuration is available at both maxima. Slot and profiled-sheet dimensions are selected from their section drawings. Custom dimensions are available subject to confirmation.
Powder coating, PE, PVDF, anodizing and wood-grain or marble-effect finishes are listed across the aluminum range. Available processes differ by product family. Corrugated metal sheets use a separately agreed substrate and pre-painted finish.
White, black, grey and requested RAL colors provide a starting point. Confirm the actual finish system, sample and project exposure before ordering.
GZSEASON manufactures metal ceilings and cladding products. Our panel families, finish options and custom dimensions provide a practical basis for coordinating your architectural metal package.
Compare formed sheet, cellular and corrugated sandwich structures, plus decorative profiles and profiled metal sheets.
Coordinate the panel format with the elevation and drawing requirements, within the confirmed product and manufacturing scope.
Define material, coating, color and appearance together, with the actual product configuration at the center of the decision.
Construction, finish and assembly questions to resolve before a panel becomes a project specification.
No. A panel is one component. A facade assembly also includes supports, fixings, joints, insulation where required, membranes, flashings and interfaces with openings. Select the panel alongside the project assembly. Panel supply alone does not establish system-level wind, water, fire or thermal performance.
Both use a sandwich construction, but the internal geometry differs. Honeycomb uses a cellular core; corrugated-core panels use a wave-shaped core. Compare the complete panel build-up, thickness, skins, edge treatment and required supporting test data. Matching nominal thickness does not make the two panels interchangeable.
Powder coating, PE, PVDF, transfer printing and anodizing are listed across the range, with availability varying by product. Compare the exact coating specification with the climate, exposure and appearance requirements. Approve the color and finish sample before production. A finish name alone does not define durability or a warranty.
Perforations create an open face. Drainage, the backing wall and any acoustic layer need to be designed as part of the assembly. Do not treat a perforated outer panel as a waterproof barrier, or claim a sound absorption rating without the matching tested construction.
This family refers to the slot and folded-profile aluminum products illustrated in the GZSEASON catalog. It is not a blanket specification for glazed curtain-wall spandrel infill. Use the profile drawing and intended installation location to identify the correct product.
Include the panel family, drawings or panel schedule, dimensions, quantity, material, finish and destination. Add the fixing concept and project performance requirements when available. These details help define the quotation scope; price, lead time, supporting documents and delivery terms are confirmed for the project.
Share the panel family and project drawings to start a discussion about dimensions, finish and supply scope.
Commercial terms and supporting documents are confirmed for the specific project.
