Sandwich Roof Panels - Tile Imitation

In certain municipalities where areas are classified as historical monuments, we use sandwich panels that mimic tiles to create metal roofing. The insulated sandwich panel is a composite material made of steel and polyurethane that allows for finishing a building both externally and internally. The finishing lacquers can imitate wood. Sandwich panels with a minimum thickness of 40 can be used in metal construction as self-supporting elements. Next to this, an office was built using sandwich panels without cladding rails, resulting in significant savings during construction. The qualities of the insulated sandwich panel Thermal and acoustic insulation: The insulating panels consist of two sheets of galvanized steel coated in a furnace, enclosing a core of compressed polyurethane foam. Depending on the manufacturing process, the cladding or roofing panels used in our buildings provide insulation equivalent to 10 centimeters of glass wool on walls and 20 centimeters on roofs. In industrial applications, the panels are used in the manufacture of refrigerators or the insulation of wine cellars. Strength: Current industrial standards are very demanding regarding the strength and reliability of construction products. The panels undergo extensive testing for wind resistance, impact reactions, and snow load capacity. Research offices continuously monitor the manufacturing processes and technical data sheets of the insulation panels, ensuring the longevity of these products. The fire resistance of the panels has been the subject of countless tests to determine the fire reactions of the products, allowing for accurate classification across the entire range. Aesthetics: The finely grooved panels have discreet interlocks and are available in green, white, sand, slate, and tile colors. Contour folds highlight the different colors. The aesthetic development of the panels is in constant evolution thanks to the ongoing demands of architects and their creative spirit. Minimum maintenance: The maintenance of our metal buildings is almost non-existent; dirt and pollution cling very little to the surfaces of the sandwich panels. A jet wash is generally sufficient for cleaning. The colors will last over time, and you will never need to repaint your building. The base metal has been galvanized using the latest processes, ensuring there will be no corrosion points on your facades or roofs. Price: The global production of insulated panels is now colossal, which has allowed for the development of large-scale manufacturing techniques that minimize production costs, offering you a high-quality product at a very low price.