Choosing the right sandwich panel is key to ensuring insulation, durability and efficiency in any building. Not all panels serve the same purpose: each type is designed for a specific application, with thicknesses, profiles and insulation adapted to its function. Below, we explain in a clear and summarized way which type of sandwich panel you need according to your project.
Sandwich panel roofing
The sandwich roof panel is designed for both pitched and flat roofs and decks. Its ribbed profile provides greater structural strength and excellent water drainage. It offers high thermal insulation and fast installation, which makes it a widely used solution for industrial buildings, porches and homes.
Facade sandwich panel
The sandwich façade panel is used in vertical enclosures. It stands out for its aesthetic finish, smooth or micro-profiled, and for significantly improving the energy efficiency of the building. It is ideal for industrial facades, extensions and modular construction systems.
Imitation tile sandwich panel
The imitation tile sandwich panel combines the traditional aesthetics of the ceramic tile with the advantages of the sandwich panel. It provides thermal insulation, lightness and speed of assembly, being a highly demanded option in homes and renovations where a classic finish is sought without sacrificing efficiency.
Refrigerated sandwich panel
The refrigerated sandwich panel is designed for cold rooms and temperature-controlled spaces. It offers a high level of thermal insulation, maximum airtightness and compliance with sanitary regulations, being essential in the food industry and cold logistics.
Rock wool sandwich panel
The rock wool sandwich panel stands out for its excellent fire performance and high acoustic insulation. It is the recommended option for projects where fire safety and sound absorption are a priority, such as industrial buildings or technical buildings.
There are different types of sandwich panels depending on their application: roofing, facade, tile imitation, refrigeration and rock wool. The right choice guarantees better performance, greater durability and real savings in the long term. When in doubt, technical advice is the best way to get it right from the start.