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Metal Sandwich Panels
Metal Sandwich Panels Selected Around Fire, Thermal and Envelope Performance.
Steel facings, insulated cores, panel joints, fasteners and flashings are coordinated around the building use, climate, fire strategy and installation sequence. The result is a defined envelope package rather than a list of unrelated panels.
Core and thickness selection Roof and wall joint coordination Cut-to-length export packaging
Envelope Applications
Match the Panel System to the Building and Its Internal Conditions.
The correct panel is determined by more than insulation value. Fire performance, acoustics, humidity, washdown, joint behavior, surface finish and supporting spans all affect the wall or roof specification.
01Industrial and Logistics Envelopes
Durable roof and wall systems coordinated with docks, doors, canopies and future extensions.
02Cold Rooms and Food Facilities
Insulated, sealed panel assemblies for temperature control, hygiene and frequent cleaning.
03Partitions and Controlled Spaces
Internal rooms and ceilings developed around fire, acoustic, cleanability and service needs.
Panel Configurations
Choose the Core and Profile Around the Required Performance.
These are starting configurations. Core density, facing thickness, coating, joint, panel length and supporting span are confirmed against the project specification and installation conditions.
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02Best for thermal performance
PU / PIR Insulated Panel
High thermal resistance and tightly coordinated joints for cold rooms and efficient envelopes.
03Best for economical light buildings
EPS Sandwich Panel
A lightweight, economical envelope option for selected buildings and internal partitions.
04Best for insulated roof systems
Insulated Roof Panel
Profiled roof panels detailed around drainage, laps, fasteners, weather sealing and roof loads.
Panel Supply Scope
Define Panels, Joints and Accessories as One Envelope Package.
Panel schedules are coordinated with elevations, openings, corners, eaves, ridges and installation direction. This reduces incompatible trims, uncertain quantities and avoidable cutting on site.
Core Panel Package
Coated steel facings and the selected insulated core Cut-to-length wall, roof or cold-room panels Tongue-and-groove or specified interlocking joints Flashings, trims, fasteners and specified sealants Panel layouts, marks, packing lists and installation detailsPerformance and Finish Options
PU-edged rock wool construction and enhanced joint details Wall, roof, ceiling and cold-room panel profiles Facing thickness, coating system, color and surface profile Daylight, opening, curb and service-penetration accessories Project-specific fire, thermal and hygiene documentationPanel Planning Inputs
Core, Joint and Facing Must Be Selected Together.
Final values are project-specific. The application, required performance, supporting span and local compliance basis should be confirmed before panel production begins.
| Application | External wall, roof, ceiling, partition or cold room |
|---|---|
| Core material | Rock wool, PU/PIR, EPS or project-specified core |
| Panel thickness | Selected around thermal, fire and span requirements |
| Steel facing | Thickness, grade, coating, color and surface profile |
| Effective width | Profile-dependent module width and joint geometry |
| Panel length | Cut to approved schedule within transport limits |
| Joint system | Interlock, sealant, vapor control and weather detailing |
| Documentation | Layouts, packing list and agreed test or certificate set |
Envelope Reference Configuration
A Complete Insulated Envelope for a Food and Logistics Facility.
This reference arrangement uses a coordinated wall and roof panel package around dock openings, service penetrations and external equipment zones. Panel directions, trims and installation sequences are defined by elevation before packing.
UseFood Processing and Logistics
EnvelopeInsulated Roof and Wall Panels
FinishCoated Steel Facings
InterfacesDocks, Doors and Service Openings
Panel Package Delivery
From Performance Brief to Sequenced Panel Packages.
Each stage confirms dimensions, joints and accessories before panels are released for production and packed by elevation or installation sequence.
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Define Performance
Confirm application, climate, fire, thermal, finish and compliance requirements.
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Detail the Envelope
Coordinate panels, openings, joints, flashings, fasteners and installation direction.
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Produce and Inspect
Form, bond, cut and check panels against the approved schedule and finish standard.
04
Pack by Sequence
Protect panel faces and edges, label bundles and align packing with erection access.
Coordinated InterfacesStructure, envelope and operating requirements reviewed together
Defined Inspection PointsMaterials, welding, dimensions and finish checked by agreed scope
Installation-Led PackingMarked members, packing lists and erection information
Metal Sandwich Panel FAQ
Questions That Define a Useful Panel Quotation.
A clear performance brief helps avoid selecting a core or thickness that is unsuitable for the building or local approval process.
How do I choose between rock wool, PU/PIR and EPS panels?+
Rock wool is commonly considered where fire and acoustic performance are central. PU/PIR is often selected for high thermal efficiency and cold-room applications. EPS can suit economical light-duty envelopes where the project fire strategy permits it. The final choice must follow the required test standard and local code.
Are wall panels and roof panels interchangeable?+
No. Roof panels need profiles, laps, fasteners and drainage details suited to weather exposure and roof slope. Wall and cold-room joints are developed around different air, water, vapor and appearance requirements.
What panel thickness should the project use?+
Thickness depends on the core, internal temperature, external climate, fire requirement, supporting span and energy target. It should be selected from the full performance brief rather than floor area alone.
Can fire test and material documents be supplied?+
Available material certificates and test documents can be included according to the selected panel system and agreed project standard. The exact document list should be confirmed before order placement.
Can panels be produced in custom lengths and colors?+
Yes, subject to production, coating and transport limits. An approved panel schedule should define lengths, quantities, color, facing profile and installation location before manufacture.
How are long panels protected for export shipment?+
Panels are stacked with protective layers, edge protection and identified bundles. Bundle size, lifting points and container or flat-rack strategy are coordinated with panel length and unloading conditions.
Plan Your Panel Package