An aluminium batten is a lightweight, durable profile made from extruded aluminium that creates clean lines and modern architectural detailing on facades, ceilings, screens, and cladding surfaces.

Aluminium battens like Alu Batten are used for architectural facade systems, external and internal wall features, screening elements, and contemporary cladding designs.

Aluminium batten cladding delivers long-lasting performance, corrosion and UV resistance, low maintenance, and design flexibility compared to traditional materials

Yes. Aluminium battens are ideal for external applications, even in harsh climate conditions, because they are corrosion-resistant and sea-salt and spray tested.

With proper installation and coating finishes, aluminium battens can last for decades with minimal maintenance, outperforming timber and other traditional materials in durability.

Yes. Aluminium battens require very little upkeep — regular cleaning is typically sufficient to maintain their finish and performance over the long term.

Aluminium battens come in a wide range of timber-grain finishes and all Dulux and Interpon powder coated colours, offering designers flexibility in aesthetic expression without compromising durability.

Yes. Aluminium battens are designed to be installed both horizontally and vertically, enabling creative application and architectural expression.

Aluminium battens are non-combustible and meet fire-safety standards, making them suitable for use in projects requiring high fire performance.

Absolutely. Aluminium is a highly recyclable material, meaning aluminium batten systems can contribute to sustainability goals at the end of their useful life.

Yes. Aluminium battens are sea-salt and spray tested, making them suitable for coastal environments where corrosion resistance is critical.

Aluminium battens are typically installed with concealed fixing systems for a refined finish. Refer to the installation guide for profile-specific instructions.

Yes. Aluminium batten profiles can be used indoors for feature walls, ceilings, and decorative screening because they offer a lightweight and visually appealing solution.

Aluminium battens can be cut and shaped with standard metalworking tools appropriate for aluminium, making them easy to customise on-site.

Aluminium batten cladding doesn’t warp, rot, or require regular sealing like timber. It offers longer durability and lower maintenance in many environments.