Dragnet aluminum panel, with its open and transparent visual effect, is breaking spatial constraints with a light, dynamic, and modern approach, injecting a sense of breath and artistic tension into public buildings.
Mobile homes need to ensure ventilation while minimizing heat loss to avoid increased energy consumption due to frequent window opening.
For finishes that require lighting, LED strip grooves can be pre-reserved in the seams to minimize the visibility of the seams through concealed lighting.
For large-area hyperboloid panels, a segmented splicing strategy can be adopted, which decomposes the complex curved surface into several regular units, installs and levels them piece by piece, and reduces the difficulty of construction.
After production is completed, the honeycomb core needs to be fully tested, including indicators such as pore size, wall thickness uniformity, and node strength.
For high-altitude and cold regions, the photovoltaic panels are made of low-temperature resistant materials, and the batteries are equipped with heating devices to prevent performance degradation caused by low temperatures.