INSULATED PANELS

Aluminium insulated panels—also known as composite or sandwich panels—consist of:

• Two outer aluminium sheets (typically 0.6mm to 3mm thick)
• A core insulation layer (such as PIR, phenolic foam, mineral wool, or polystyrene)

Key Features & Benefits

• Thermal Efficiency: Achieve low U-values to meet or exceed Building Regulations for energy performance
• Weather Resistance: Powder-coated or anodised aluminium skins provide long-lasting protection against corrosion, UV, and moisture
• Design Flexibility: Available in a wide range of RAL and British Standard colours, finishes (matt, satin, gloss, metallic), and textures
• Custom Fabrication: Panels can be cut, folded, or formed into angles, corners, top hats, or rebated profiles to suit any glazing or cladding system
• Low Maintenance: Smooth, easy-clean surfaces with long service life
• Fire Safety: Options available with A1 non-combustible cores for compliance in high-risk environments

Typical Applications

• Curtain walling and façade infill panels
• Window and door reveals
• Shopfronts and commercial glazing systems
• Roof and wall cladding for industrial units