News & Technical Guides on Honeycomb Panels

Porcelain Honeycomb Panel: The Ultimate Guide to Sintered Stone Cladding

Porcelain Honeycomb Panel: The Ultimate Guide to Sintered Stone Cladding In short Porcelain honeycomb panel is a 3–6 mm sintered stone slab bonded to an aluminium honeycomb core — the sintered slab gives a uniform, non-porous face. Compared with natural stone: no veining variation between panels, no quarry dependency, tighter colour control, and full resistance to staining. Panels are available…

Stone Honeycomb Panel for Exterior Facade Cladding: Complete Guide

Stone Honeycomb Panel for Exterior Facade Cladding: Complete Guide In short A stone honeycomb panel is a 3–5 mm natural stone veneer bonded to an aluminium honeycomb core — real stone surface, about 80% less weight. For facades the panel is normally 20–25 mm total thickness and 15–25 kg/m², against 40–80 kg/m² for solid stone. Fire: tested to EN 13501-1:2018,…

Honeycomb Panels for Curtain Wall Systems: Complete Guide

Honeycomb Panels for Curtain Wall Systems: Complete Guide In short A honeycomb panel replaces the frame-and-infill build-up of a conventional curtain wall with one stiff, flat unit: two aluminium skins bonded to an aluminium core. Weight is 5–12 kg/m², so mullion and transom sections can be lighter and spans longer. Fire: aluminium honeycomb panels tested to GB 8624-2006 A2-s1,d0,t0 (report…