Sandwich panels are modern building materials that offer a wide range of uses from industrial structures to residential projects thanks to their high thermal insulation, sound insulation and durability features. They are usually produced with insulation filling materials such as polyurethane, rock wool or EPS placed between two metal surfaces. Sandwich panels, which are frequently preferred in roof and facade cladding, provide energy efficiency and fast assembly advantages as well as aesthetic appearance.
These panels, which are used in many areas such as warehouses, factories, cold storages, sports halls and prefabricated structures, both increase structural integrity and offer cost advantages. Project-specific solutions can be produced with different thickness, size and filling options. With its long-lasting and maintenance-free structure, it is one of the indispensable elements of the modern construction sector.
A sandwich panel is a composite building material produced by placing a filling material (EPS, PUR, rock wool, etc.) that provides thermal insulation between two metal sheets.
Yes, they provide both heat and sound insulation. They are also available in fire-resistant varieties.
