Spectrum Exposed Fastening systems are the most common attachment systems for phenolic panels in North America. These systems allow maximum design freedom for projects where budgets are constrained. Rivets or color matched stainless steel screws are used to secure individual panels up to 6” x 12” in size. This system also allows for the use of non-traditional shapes including curves and complex geometrical components.


Spectrum Concealed Fastening systems are the most sought after attachment systems for large format phenolic panels in North America. These systems highlight the beauty of the facade without use of visible fasteners. Rivets and clips on the rear side of panels (up to 7” x 14” in size) are used to attach to the aluminum rail system.


Spectrum Bond systems showcase the façade's elegance while eliminating visible fasteners. This system can be combined with other systems to deliver returns and detailed elements that traditional systems struggle to achieve.
Ultra-high-strength adhesive on the backside of panels, which can support panel dimensions of up to 7' x 14', secures them to the aluminum or steel support system. Attachment strength can be superior to mechanical fastening.
