Sandwich Panel

Panel made up of three fretwork and concealed hardware that stands out for its high resistance to wear and tear and weathering.

This sandwich plate is specially designed for roofs with a minimum pitch of 3%. It is composed of two steel plates formed with rigid polyurethane foam (with an average density of 40 Kg/m³) injected between the two sheets and adhered in a continuous manufacturing process.
Available in different sizes and thicknesses and a wide range of colours so that you can choose the finish that best suits your roof.

• Panel thicknesses: 30, 40, 50, 60, 60, 80, 100 and 120 mm
• Maximum length: 13500 mm (up to 17500 mm with special transport)
• Useful panel width: 1000 mm
• Fire classification: Cs3d0, Bs2d0, Bs1d0 and PUR(F)
• Product certificate: C marking

The façade panel is a construction solution designed for the enclosure of industrial buildings, paint booths and buildings that require thermal and acoustic insulation. Its innovative hidden joint system allows the screws to be hidden from view, offering a clean and uniform aesthetic without compromising structural strength.

The panel is composed of two shaped steel sheets, with rigid polyurethane foam (with an average density of 40 kg/m³) injected between the two sheets and bonded in a continuous manufacturing process.
Available in different colours and sizes.

• Panel thicknesses: 35, 40, 50, 60, 60, 80, 100 and 120 mm
• Maximum length: 13500 mm (up to 16000 mm with special transport)
• Useful panel width: 1000 mm
• Fire classification: Cs3d0, Bs2d0, Bs1d0 and PUR(F)
• Other finishes: Panel micro-profiled on the outside/smooth panel on one side or on both sides
• Product certificates: CE and FM marking APPROVED

This tile sandwich panel has an interesting finish imitating Arabic tiles. In addition, it is easy to assemble and provides total waterproofing for all types of roofs and ceilings.

Structurally, this sandwich panel is composed of two formed steel sheetswith rigid polyurethane foam (with an average density of 40 Kg/m³) injected between the two sheets and adhered in a discontinuous manufacturing process. The minimum suggested installation slope is 13%.

Among the multiple solutions provided by this panel that imitates the tile, the following stand out:

• Ideal for roof insulation of residential buildings and civil works subject to town planning and aesthetic restrictions.
• Perfect for roof rehabilitations in historic centres.
• It provides a constructive optimisation due to the use of the inner lining as a finish.
• Suitable for structures that cannot be overloaded.