Metal facades are used in construction as a non-structural building covering that consists of metal panels connected to the main building frame. These facades have features for fire safety, insulation, and noise reduction. They are popular for being lightweight, versatile in design, and effective in providing insulation against heat and sound, as well as being resistant to water, stains, and corrosion. Metal facades are typically constructed from materials such as aluminum, kowiri tira, and fire-resistant boards, and are created to meet building regulations and quality standards for durability.
