The core of the snap-on system lies in the precise fit of the "male and female grooves." Taking a common waterproof snap-on panel as an example:
The male groove is a T-shaped protrusion, and the female groove is a corresponding recess. During installation, insert at a 45-degree angle and press down to lock. After locking, a double fixation of physical interlocking and elastic cushioning is formed. Based on material, they can be divided into three categories:
Plastic snap-on panels: low cost but poor weather resistance.
Fireproof snap-on panels: contain flame retardants, suitable for locations with fire safety requirements.
Composite: such as structural panels with bamboo fiber and metal layers.
