This utility model discloses a small-unit decorative aluminum panel for a glass
curtain wall with an outward-protruding shape, comprising columns, a glass
curtain wall, a connector, a base, a hanger, and an outward-protruding aluminum panel arranged sequentially from the main building structure outwards. The connector is fixed to the outer surface of the column, and its web extends to the outer side of the glass
curtain wall. The base has a slot on its inner side to hold and fix the connector, and a notch on its outer side. The hanger is fixed to the inner frame of the outward-protruding aluminum panel, and its top end has a hook structure that matches the notch of the base. The hanger is connected to the base through the notch. This utility model directly reduces the amount of steel used by eliminating the steel U-channel structure required by traditional aluminum panel curtain walls. The small-unit aluminum
panel design significantly reduces the size and amount of material used in a single aluminum panel. At the same time, the aluminum
alloy hangers, base, and T-shaped parts are processed to size in the factory, reducing material waste and comprehensively reducing procurement and
processing costs.