At the heart of the snap-in structure is its unique design, which allows the wall panels to be fixed to the main body of the building by mechanical snaps instead of traditional screws or welds. This structure usually consists of two parts: one is the steel plate itself, and the other is a metal buckle that is pre-installed on the edge or corner of the steel plate. These clips are designed to precisely dock with a reserved slot or hole in the wall, allowing for a quick "insertion" and locking into place. One of the advantages of this type of installation is its speed.
