JUCHANG ALUMINUM / FORM SERIES

Double-curved
aluminum panels.

Custom solid aluminum cladding for freeform facades, sweeping canopies and sculptural interiors. Start with your 3D surface and panel layout.

White double-curved aluminum facade with horizontal glass bands
DOUBLE-CURVED FACADEWHITE ALUMINUM CLADDING
01 / SOLID ALUMINUM SHEET02 / PROJECT-SPECIFIC GEOMETRY03 / FINISH & FIXING COORDINATION

01 / GEOMETRY

Read the curve
at panel scale.

A facade can look doubly curved while using a mix of flat, single-curved and double-curved panels. The individual panel geometry determines the forming route and tooling.

01 / PLANAR

Flat

Flat facets can approximate a curved envelope where the visual tolerance and joint layout allow.

02 / ONE DIRECTION

Single-curved

A cylindrical surface bends across the arc and stays straight along its axis. Send radius, chord and section dimensions.

03 / TWO DIRECTIONS

Double-curved

Dome-like or saddle-like geometry changes in two directions. Send a 3D surface, panel boundaries and key sections.

02 / APPLICATIONS

Where compound
curves fit.

Resolve the panel joints, support interfaces and finish early, especially where the surface wraps around corners or transitions overhead.

01

Freeform facades

White double-curved tower with an organic lattice facade

Podiums, cultural buildings and curved transitions. Establish the joint grid and backing system before releasing the panel model.

02

Canopies & soffits

Twisted double-curved canopy column

Entrance shells and overhead surfaces. Coordinate drainage, access, concealed fixings and the transition to adjacent finishes.

03

Columns & interiors

Gold sail-shaped double-curved sculpture

Tapered wraps, sculptural ceilings and feature walls. Review visible seams, lighting and finish samples from the intended viewing angle.

Freeform venue roofs
Freeform venue roofs

03 / SPECIFIER'S DESK

Define what
goes on the drawing.

Project dimensions, tolerances, structural details and coating performance are subject to drawing review and agreement.

Sheet & geometry
Specify alloy, temper and nominal thickness where known. Share surface model, trim boundaries, returns and panel IDs. Formability depends on geometry, material and tooling.
Surface finish
State color reference, gloss and exposure. If a project calls for AAMA 2604 or 2605, identify the required edition and ask for documentation covering the proposed coating system.
Fixings & interfaces
Provide the supporting system, joint dimensions, bracket locations and movement allowance. Confirm who is responsible for the subframe and project engineering.
Inspection & delivery
Agree on geometry checkpoints, finish sample or mock-up, panel numbering, crate protection and site delivery sequence before production.
Typical panel specification — confirm against your drawings
ItemSpecification
Sheet thickness2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0 mm
Alloy & temper1100 / 3003, H24
Maximum panel size1300 × 4000 mm
CoatingPVDF / powder coating / roller coating

Final dimensions, tolerances and coating performance are subject to drawing review and agreement.

Double-curved aluminum panel samples in red wood-grain and white finishes
Panel samples in red wood-grain and white finishes

04 / DESIGN TO DELIVERY

From model to panel.

  1. Review geometry

    Check curvature, units, revision and support details. Group repeatable panel shapes.

  2. Confirm scope

    Review segmentation, tooling needs, quantities, finish and destination before quoting.

  3. Approve details

    Sign off on shop drawings and finish samples. Agree whether a trial panel or mock-up is required.

  4. Inspect & pack

    Check against the approved documents and identify each panel for its location and shipment.

Newly formed silver double-curved aluminum panel in the workshop
Freshly formed double-curved panel
CNC punching machine in the sheet-metal workshop
CNC punching in the sheet-metal workshop
Worker operating sheet-metal equipment in the workshop
Sheet-metal workshop

Buyer questions

Can I start with a render or PDF?

Yes. Share the design intent and rough dimensions for an initial discussion. A coordinated surface model and panel schedule are needed to assess tooling and firm up pricing.

What affects the price per square meter?

Curvature, individual panel sizes, unique shape count, tooling, edge returns, finish, quantities and packing can all affect price. Include the panel schedule so repeat shapes can be identified.

Can a double-curved facade use simpler panels?

In some designs, single-curved or faceted panels can follow the envelope within agreed visual and geometric tolerances. Compare joint alignment and reflected light on a representative mock-up.

05 / PROJECT INQUIRIES

Send us
your drawings.

For a geometry review, prepare a STEP, IGES or Rhino 3DM model if available, along with dimensioned PDF sections and a panel schedule.

Attach your drawings in your email app after opening the draft. For large files, include a restricted-access download link and grant the recipient access.

hutaodewang@gmail.com

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Pingguo, Guangxi, China

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JUCHANG ALUMINUM

Contact our team

Project inquiries
hutaodewang@gmail.com

Factory address
Plot B18-5, Aluminum Industry Zone No. 6, Pingguo Industrial Area, Pingguo, Baise, Guangxi, China

Aerial view of the Juchang Aluminum plant in Pingguo, Guangxi
Juchang Aluminum plant, Pingguo, Guangxi

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