Building WallAluminum veneerIt is a commonly used building material with advantages such as beauty, durability, and easy installation. During the construction process, proper techniques and precautions can ensure the installation quality and service life of aluminum veneer. Below are some construction techniques and precautions for aluminum veneer in building walls.

1. Wall treatment

Before installing aluminum veneer, it is necessary to treat the wall surface. Firstly, it is necessary to clean the wall and remove impurities such as oil stains and dust. Then it is necessary to check whether the wall is flat, and if it is not flat, it needs to be repaired. Finally, a layer of anti rust paint or primer needs to be applied to protect the aluminum veneer from oxidation and corrosion.

1. Install the keel

Before installing the aluminum veneer, it is necessary to install the keel first. Keel is used to support aluminum veneer, usually using light steel keel or aluminum alloy keel. The installation of the keel needs to ensure flatness and verticality to ensure the installation quality of the aluminum veneer.

1. Install aluminum veneer

Before installing the aluminum veneer, it is necessary to cut it according to the design requirements. When cutting, attention should be paid to the accuracy of size and angle to ensure the fit between the aluminum veneer and the keel. Then fix the aluminum veneer to the keel with screws, being careful not to overtighten it to avoid affecting the flatness of the aluminum veneer.

1. Glue treatment

After installing the aluminum veneer, adhesive treatment is required. The purpose of gluing is to enhance the adhesion between the aluminum veneer and the keel, preventing the aluminum veneer from loosening or falling off during use. When applying glue, attention should be paid to the quality and dosage of the glue to ensure its uniformity and firmness.

1. Precautions

During the construction process, the following points should also be noted:

(1) Avoid impact and compression on aluminum veneer to prevent surface damage and affect its service life;

(2) Avoid prolonged exposure of aluminum veneer to sunlight or rainwater to prevent oxidation and corrosion;

(3) Regularly inspect the connections of aluminum veneer for looseness or detachment, and promptly repair and replace them;

(4) After the construction is completed, cleaning and maintenance should be carried out to keep the wall clean and beautiful.