Terracotta bricks are actually a type of clay brick, primarily solid bricks, and are the product of continuous optimization and upgrading of traditional craftsmanship. Typically made from high-quality clay, even purple clay, and fired at high temperatures, terracotta bricks consist mainly of natural clay with aggregates like quartz and feldspar, forming a type of masonry brick after sintering. As a low-temperature brick, terracotta bricks are fired at around 800°C and exhibit high water absorption, generally ranging between 8% and 10%.

The cavity structure design of grooved ceramic panels significantly reduces material self-weight, lightens the load on the curtain wall structural system, and enhances thermal insulation, energy efficiency, soundproofing, and noise reduction, improving both economic viability and comfort in building usage. The vacuum high-pressure extrusion molding method endows the ceramic panels with greater strength.

Corrugated panels are an emerging decorative surface material, featuring three-dimensional, smooth designs and vibrant colors. They are a mainstream decorative material that creates beautiful living spaces and represent a next-generation product in the surface decoration industry. These panels can be processed into stainless steel or titanium gold channels (angle strips) and half-round profiles (commonly known as "edge trims") of various thicknesses and specifications. They are suitable for indoor and outdoor lightboxes, advertising sign production, sealing edges, door clamps, and more.

Advantages of glazed ceramic panels: low water absorption, high strength, light weight, strong stain resistance, excellent freeze-thaw, seismic, and fire resistance properties, long service life, stable performance, colorfastness, elegant and high-end appearance, and enhanced visual appeal. Applications of glazed ceramic panels: suitable for building exteriors and interiors, can be used as external wall panels for administrative, commercial office buildings, and high-end real estate projects.

The planar ceramic panel features a rational and concise structural design, greatly meeting the local design needs of curtain wall edge and joint treatments. It is easy and convenient to install, maintaining a continuous, natural, and aesthetically pleasing curtain wall facade whether on flat surfaces, corners, or other areas.