Temporary Sunshade and Ventilated Metal Wall Systems

Temporary wall systems—such as construction site fences, mobile clinics, and pop‑up field offices—must balance lightweight mobility with weather‑responsive performance. This article explores how perforated metal panels with integrated sunshade and ventilation functions meet these demands. With laser‑cut vent slots (4–12 mm) and fixed aluminum louvers angled typically at 30°, Jintong’s modular solution significantly lowers heat loads and improves airflow. A desert construction site project in Oman reported a 9 °C drop in surface temperature and a 40% reduction in interior humidity after installation. Designed for rapid assembly, reuse and portability, this system aligns with research on ventilated façades and prefabricated envelope components

Temporary Sunshade and Ventilated Metal Wall Systems

Temporary wall systems play a crucial role in field installations, mobile enclosures, and construction site barriers. These walls need to be lightweight, transportable, and climate-responsive. Perforated metal panels with built-in sunshade and ventilation functions have become ideal materials to meet these demands, especially in regions with high solar loads and limited airflow.

1. Structural Requirements of Temporary Systems

Unlike permanent walls, temporary structures must tolerate rapid assembly and reconfiguration. Jintong’s metal panel system includes:

Steel or aluminum substrate with corrosion resistance
Laser-cut vent slots from 4mm–12mm
Snap-fit modular panels with pre-drilled brackets
Integrated shading louvers fixed at 30° for solar angle optimization

This setup follows recommendations from Building Science Corp for temporary thermal barriers.

2. Field Example: Construction Boundary in Oman

On a desert construction site in Oman, a temporary office wall used PVC board that deformed under sunlight and trapped heat. After switching to Jintong’s ventilated cladding system:

Surface temperatures dropped by 9°C
Interior humidity reduced by 40%
Panel reuse possible across 4 project cycles

Performance metrics cited by NREL confirmed the advantage of passive ventilated skins in temporary use cases.

3. Flexibility of Design and Application

Wall divider panels: for temporary separation in warehouses
Climate-controlled booths: for field labs and pop-up testing stations
Equipment fence skins: for shielding mobile generators or HVAC

These systems follow guidance from Architect Magazine on transportable building envelopes.

4. Global Use Cases

Chile: Pop-up medical test centers using vented aluminum walling
Germany: Factory floor dividers with anti-vibration perforated panels
Indonesia: Field IT cabins made from ribbed vent wall kits

5. What Users Say

“We’ve moved and reused these panels four times over. They’re as solid as day one,” said engineer Ahmad S., Bahrain field ops.

6. Recommended Authority Sources

7. Deploy, Dismantle, Reuse

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Temporary Sunshade and Ventilated Metal Wall Systems

Temporary Sunshade and Ventilated Metal Wall Systems

1. Structural Requirements of Temporary Systems

2. Field Example: Construction Boundary in Oman

3. Flexibility of Design and Application

4. Global Use Cases

5. What Users Say

6. Recommended Authority Sources

7. Deploy, Dismantle, Reuse

8. Need a Wall That Travels With You?

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