Part of Signage Production
ACP cladding wraps a building or shop facade in aluminium composite panels on a supporting frame, giving it a flat, modern exterior without rebuilding. Exhibition Printing Riyadh surveys, fabricates and installs cladding from its Riyadh factory for retailers, developers, contractors and property owners across Saudi Arabia.
A frontage that looks dated usually has nothing wrong with its structure; the problem is the surface. ACP cladding solves that by fixing a frame to the existing wall and covering it with composite panels, so the building gains straight lines and a uniform finish while the structure behind stays untouched.
The work runs in a set order. First a survey, because panel layout, joint lines and returns around columns depend on real dimensions. Then fabrication in Riyadh: panels are routed and folded on CNC machines into trays that fit the layout. Then installation, with the frame levelled and panels fixed in sequence. Solid, metallic and wood-look finishes are available on request, and specific panel grades, including fire-rated options, can be supplied to a consultant's specification.
Cladding and signage are best planned as one drawing. The position of the logo, the cut-outs for lit letters and any recessed signage band are decided before panels are cut, not after. Timelines depend on facade area, height and site access, so we confirm them after the survey. Share elevation photos or drawings to book one.
The team measures the facade, draws the panel layout and builds a subframe, usually from aluminium or galvanised steel, fixed back to the structure. Panels are routed and folded into trays, then hung with even gaps. Joints are sealed or left as open reveals, depending on the design. The subframe does the real work, as it corrects uneven walls and creates a flat plane, so a tidy result depends on it.
Focus on three things: coating, core and skin thickness. PVDF coatings suit sun-exposed facades better than basic polyester. Core type matters for building safety, and fire-retardant cores should be used where your consultant or project specification calls for them, so raise this before pricing. Thicker aluminium skins stay flatter and resist dents better. Get the grade written into the quote, so you can compare offers fairly.
Wash panels with water and a mild detergent using soft tools, working from top to bottom. Avoid high-pressure jets directly on joints and sealant. Check sealant lines from time to time, since they harden and crack in heat before the panels show any wear. Keep spare panels from the same batch if you can, because colours can vary slightly between production runs.
| Option | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Solid colour finish | Most shopfronts and brand colours | Widest choice and simple to match, on request |
| Metallic finish | Modern offices and showrooms | Shows direction, so panels must face the same way, on request |
| Wood-look finish | Cafes and warm frontages | Timber appearance with far less upkeep, on request |
| PVDF coated panel | Sun-exposed facades | Better colour hold, at a higher material cost, on request |
| Fire-retardant core | Projects where the specification requires it | Tell us the requirement before pricing, on request |
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All FAQsOften, yes, using a supporting frame. We survey the facade condition first to confirm the approach for your building.
Fire-rated panel grades can be requested. Share your project specification and we will confirm what can be supplied.
It depends on the facade size, height and site access. We confirm the timeline after the survey.
Usually, yes, though it depends on how the facade was hung and sealed. Colour may differ slightly from older panels, so keeping a spare is useful.
It can conceal cables and untidy services behind the panels. AC units still need airflow and access, so these are usually covered with louvres or left with access openings.
Yes, whenever possible. Planning both together means reinforcement and cable routes can go behind the panels, avoiding later drilling through a finished facade.
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