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The surface uses high-definition printing to simulate the textures of linen, cotton-linen, and other fabric materials, presenting low-saturation tones like gray-white and beige, giving the material a natural tactile feel. The core layer of the aluminum plastic panel uses polyethylene or fire-resistant materials (FR), weighing only one-third of traditional fabric hard coverings, and supports cutting and bending for creative shapes such as curved walls and irregular ceilings. The surface does not release formaldehyde, with the core material achieving a B1 fire resistance rating, meeting public building fire safety standards while avoiding the drawbacks of fabrics being easily dirty and flammable. For exterior applications: Fabric-textured aluminum plastic panels can soften the cold metallic feel, as seen in a historical district renovation in Hangzhou where off-white fabric-patterned aluminum panels paired with gray bricks recreate the traditional alleyway's understated elegance. For interior decoration: As a background wall or furniture covering, its soft texture contrasts with stone and glass materials. In an example from Yashilan, fabric-patterned aluminum panels combined with wooden furniture create a tranquil Zen atmosphere. For wall panels: It replaces fabric hard coverings, solving issues of moisture and mold, especially suitable for bedroom and study background walls. For hotel lobbies: Large-scale fabric pattern combinations with warm lighting create a healing ambiance, as seen in a hotel in Shaoxing where gradient fabric-patterned aluminum panels mimic the drape of fabric. For cultural venues: An art center in Shenzhen used fabric-patterned aluminum panels to make removable exhibition walls, combining functionality with artistic appeal.