Stone Beige Yellow

Beige Yellow layer simulates the texture and beige tone of natural stone through high-definition printing or roller coating, combining the stability of stone with the industrial performance of metal panels. Its surface is typically coated with polyester (PE) or fluorocarbon (PVDF), offering UV resistance and excellent weatherability, suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings. The core layer of aluminum plastic panels is made of polyethylene or fire-resistant material (FR), weighing only one-fifth of natural stone, and can be shaped into complex forms such as curved facades and irregular ceilings through cutting and bending processes. For example, a certain exterior wall project in Changzhou used 3.0mm thick rice yellow patterned aluminum plastic panels with a 5-micron aluminum layer, meeting structural strength requirements while reducing costs. The surface does not release formaldehyde, and the core material can be treated with flame retardants, complying with building fire safety standards (Class B1 and above). Additionally, the construction process avoids the environmental impact of stone quarrying, aligning with green building trends. In curtain wall systems, it replaces natural stone curtain walls, reducing structural loads. For instance, a cultural center used 4mm thick fluorocarbon-coated Beige Yellow aluminum plastic panels, which have better freeze resistance and corrosion resistance than traditional stone. In signage systems, three-dimensional doorplates and directional signs are produced through CNC engraving, balancing durability and visual uniformity. For renovation projects, it can achieve a stone effect at low cost during facade renovations, such as in the 'Hundred Schools Renewal' project in Shenzhen, where it was used on corridor walls, providing both safety and aesthetic upgrades. In landscape features, custom-shaped sculptures or landscape wall panels can be created to contrast with greenery.