Laminated Metal Film with texture for Wall panel

Laminated metal panels have become the mainstream choice for interior wall surfaces in public spaces such as hospitals, banks, schools, and shopping malls. Their core advantages lie in their antibacterial properties, ease of cleaning, A-grade fire resistance, glue-free installation, and a weather-resistant lifespan of over 10 years. However, they are not recommended for ordinary residential homes. Laminated metal panels are a new type of building material created by hot-pressing a metal substrate (such as galvanized steel or aluminum) with a polymer decorative film such as PVC/PET/PP. They combine the strength of metal with the decorative and functional properties of the film material. Their application in interior wall surfaces has rapidly become popular in recent years, especially in public buildings with stringent requirements for hygiene, fire resistance, and durability. Construction Key Points: Substrate Treatment: Ensure the wall surface is flat and the corners are perpendicular to prevent subsequent panel warping; Installation Method: The mainstream method is dry assembly – using fixed-distance pressure fitting, hanging, or keel fixing, requiring no glue throughout the process, making it environmentally friendly and fast; Joint Treatment: Using a hidden snap-fit ​​structure + weather-resistant sealant.