Composite Roof Panels

Composite Roof Panels (also known as Sandwich Panels) are a popular construction material consisting of an insulation core that is located between two metal or plastic facings.

They are used extensively for Roof construction, external façades, internal structures and within a variety of industries, including cold storage, warehousing, food, hotels and other environments which adhere to stringent hygiene standards. Composite Roof Panels are a more favourable choice because of the following characteristics:

• Thermal insulation properties that curb heat and cold transmission
• Ability to muffle sound
• Lightweight
• Easy construction
• Non-porous exterior that enables quick washing
• Cost-Effective compared to other materials

There are several types of insulation material in common use including polystyrene, polyurethane, polyethylene and polyisocyanurate. Composite Roof Panels can be used in several applications: to form the external structural shell of the roof of a building, to form enclosures within a building or to subdivide a building; or as an external waterproof membrane. Additionally, there are many types and brands of Composite Roof Panels available and these vary by type of insulation and thickness as well as the exterior metal profile, finish and thickness.