Chhola is a locality of Bhopal served by Amit Glass Emporium. ACP (aluminium composite panel) cladding is installed on a mechanically fixed aluminium sub-structure, giving a flush, weatherproof façade finish for shopfronts and commercial elevations.
Starting ₹150 – ₹400 per sq.ft
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Solid, metallic, wood-grain and brushed finishes available.
FR-grade ACP core available for commercial compliance needs.
Aluminium Composite Panel (ACP) cladding has become the go-to façade material for shopfronts, showrooms and commercial buildings across Madhya Pradesh, largely because it delivers a clean, modern finish at a fraction of the cost and installation time of stone or masonry cladding. The panel itself is a sandwich construction — two thin aluminium sheets bonded to a solid polymer or fire-rated mineral core — mounted onto a mechanically fixed aluminium sub-frame that stands off the building's original wall. This sub-structure approach means ACP can go over an existing façade in most cases, and the sealed jointing system keeps water out of the wall behind it.
Panels are fabricated off-site and mechanically fixed on-site, giving a much faster turnaround than wet-finish claddings like stone.
The sealed sub-structure and jointing system prevent water ingress behind the panels through MP's monsoon season.
Solid colors, metallics, wood-grain and brushed finishes let a façade match almost any brand or architectural intent.
Far lighter than stone or brick cladding, reducing the load on the building's structural frame.
The factory-finished aluminium skin resists fading and staining, needing only occasional cleaning to stay looking new.
Standard polyethylene-core panel — the most economical option, widely used for shopfront and signage cladding.
A modified mineral-filled core with improved fire performance, increasingly required for commercial and high-rise façades.
Wood-grain laminate finish for façades wanting a warm, natural look without the maintenance of real timber cladding.
Silver, gold or brushed-metal finishes for a premium, contemporary architectural statement.
Panels with perforations or a louvered profile used for ventilated façades or decorative screening.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| 3mm Solid Core ACP (standard color) | ₹140 – ₹190 / sq.ft |
| 4mm Solid Core ACP | ₹170 – ₹230 / sq.ft |
| 4mm Fire-Rated (FR) ACP | ₹230 – ₹310 / sq.ft |
| Wood-Finish / Metallic ACP | ₹220 – ₹320 / sq.ft |
| Sub-Structure & Installation Labour | ₹80 – ₹150 / sq.ft |
One of India's widely recognised ACP brands, offering both PE and fire-rated panels across a broad color range.
An established Indian ACP manufacturer known for consistent finish quality and a strong fire-rated product line.
An Indian ACP brand supplying panels for both commercial façade and interior applications.
A well-known Indian building materials brand with an ACP range aimed at both retail and project-scale façade work.
An Indian ACP manufacturer with a wide distribution network, commonly specified by fabricators for shopfront and signage cladding.
The standard core type — economical and suited to most low-rise shopfront and signage applications.
A mineral-filled core engineered for improved fire performance, commonly required for commercial and multi-story buildings.
The highest fire-rated core classification, used on projects with strict fire code requirements.
PVDF or polyester coated finish in standard color ranges — the most common and cost-effective option.
Premium laminate or coated finishes for a distinctive architectural look at a higher cost than standard solid colors.
The structural aluminium grid mechanically fixed to the wall that ACP panels are mounted onto.
Concealed brackets that hold each panel to the sub-frame without visible face fasteners.
Mechanical fasteners used at panel edges and returns where a concealed fix isn't possible.
Silicone sealant applied at panel joints to keep water from penetrating behind the cladding.
A foam rod set into panel joints before sealant to control sealant depth and improve joint performance.
Aluminium trims that finish panel edges, corners and transitions to other façade materials.
The most common application — clean, branded façades for street-facing retail units.
Large-format ACP panels combined with glazing for a premium showroom frontage.
Full or partial façade cladding, often combined with structural glazing or aluminium windows on the same elevation.
ACP as a substrate for illuminated and non-illuminated signage boards given its flat, weatherproof surface.
Accent cladding on balconies, entrance features or upper-floor elevations in villas and apartment projects.
Durable, brand-consistent cladding for standardised commercial structures.
ACP used indoors as a low-maintenance decorative wall cladding in offices and retail interiors.
ACP cladding is largely low-maintenance: wash panels periodically with mild soap and water to keep the factory finish looking new, particularly on street-facing façades exposed to dust and pollution; inspect sealant joints roughly once a year, since UV exposure gradually degrades silicone and a failed joint is the most common cause of water ingress; avoid abrasive cleaning pads, which can scratch the coated finish; and check sub-frame fixings periodically on taller installations to confirm nothing has loosened.