Product Description

Sandwich Panel definition Sandwich Panel advantages For several decades, sandwich panels with stone wool cores have been used successfully in fast track construction, conferring numerous advantages compared to ‘build on site’ systems:  Fast installation and ease of handling Crane assembly therefore no scaffolding required No thermal bridges and good thermal insulation properties Design flexibility with choice of colour finishes Panels can be installed horizontally or vertically Reliable robust mechanical performance Outstanding non combustible and acoustic performance
      
   

Sandwich panels for building applications are large prefabricated building products.
Sandwich panels generally consist of two outer metal sheets (steel, aluminium, other) with a stabilizing core of insulation sandwiched between them. The metal sheets are bonded to the insulation core with specialised adhesives. The outer surface of the sheets can be flat, slightly corrugated or with a significant profile (eg. for roofs or external façade design).  A huge assortment of shapes, coatings and colours is available. Because sandwich panel installation requires only a limited number of mechanical fasteners (eg. screws), the resulting constructions avoid significant thermal bridging. To achieve distinctive architectural features, panels with hidden joints are available.