SANDWICH PANEL ROOFING
The self-supporting roof panels with flashing consist of a steel sheet on each face and a core of rigid polyurethane (C-s2-d0) or polyisocyanurate (B-s1-d0) foam. They are designed to enclose pitched roofs with a minimum slope of 3% on non-overlapping roofs and 6% on overlapping roofs.
The self-supporting roof panels with flashing consist of a steel sheet on each face and a core of rigid polyurethane (C-s2-d0) or polyisocyanurate (B-s1-d0) foam. They are designed to enclose pitched roofs with a minimum slope of 3% on non-overlapping roofs and 6% on overlapping roofs.
The maximum recommended length for this product is 18,500 mm with a useful width of 1,000 mm.
Depending on the type of foam chosen, the panel will have a fire rating:
The flashing system hides the double fastening system and provides full guarantees of watertightness against rainwater.
Self-supporting sandwich panels without three-rib or five-rib flashings are composed of a steel sheet on both sides and a core of polyurethane or polyisocyanurate foam (or B-s1,d0 or B-s2,d0), providing a high level of thermal insulation.
The self-supporting roofing panels for farms consist of a steel sheet on each side and a rigid polyurethane foam core. The inner side of the panel is made of a polyester sheet highly resistant to the attack of microorganisms, bacteria, vapors and condensation of organic acids present in the farms.
Self-supporting sandwich panel, composed of two shaped metal sheets and an insulating core of polyurethane foam.
