C Channel Facade

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A C channel facade is made of C-shaped metal profiles fixed in a repeating vertical or horizontal pattern. The open "C" creates deep shadow lines, and varying the spacing, depth or rotation of each channel gives the facade a strong, modern rhythm. It is robust, economical and quick to install.

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Material

Aluminium 6063-T6 Extruded · 5052-H32 Folded

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Sub-frame

Extruded Aluminium Bracket & Rail System

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Fixings

A4 Stainless Self-Drill · Concealed

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Patterns

Uniform · Variable Spacing · Rotated · Two-Tone

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Wind Rating

IS 875 Part 3 — project-specific certification

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Includes

Shop drawings + engineer cert. — no extra cost

Stiff profile suits long spans

Why choose a c channel facade?

Depth on a budget

A high-end 3D look from simple, repeatable profiles.

Strong & stable

The C shape is stiff, spans further and needs fewer brackets.

Endless rhythms

Vary spacing, depth or rotation to create your own pattern.

Fast to install

Modular, repetitive profiles go up quickly on site.

How does a c channel facade work?

Profile

Choose profile size, finish and arrangement.

Fabricate

Channels are folded or extruded, cut to length and finished.

Install

Channels are fixed to concealed brackets at set spacing and rotation.

Types, materials & finishes

Uniform rhythm

Equal spacing for a calm, ordered look.

Variable spacing

Clustered and spread channels for movement.

Rotated channels

Each profile turned to create a twist or wave.

Two-tone channels

Inner face in a contrast colour that reveals as you move.

Materials

Finishes

Everything you need to know.

What is the difference between C channel and fin facades?

Fins are blades designed mainly for sun shading, often deep and widely spaced. C channels are open-faced profiles chosen mainly for rhythm, depth and strength, while still giving some shade.

It delivers a strong 3D effect at a lower cost and installs faster, because it uses repeatable profiles rather than bespoke engineered parts.

Yes. Horizontal channels emphasise a building’s width; vertical channels emphasise its height.

Yes. Two-tone channels have a contrast colour on the inner face that reveals itself as you walk past.

Vertical channels drain naturally. Horizontal channels are oriented or detailed with drainage gaps so water does not pool.

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