Sandwich panel buildings

Practical information about the design, construction and use of buildings made with sandwich panels. We discuss solutions for industrial buildings, warehouses, garages, cold stores, freezers and agricultural facilities.

We explain how the intended use of a building affects the selection of roof and wall panels, core material, panel thickness and other structural and cladding components.

 
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  • Czym najlepiej zadaszyć budynek inwentarski?
    Czym najlepiej zadaszyć budynek inwentarski?
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    The roof of a livestock building is continuously exposed to moisture, changing temperatures and substances generated by animal farming. In cattle sheds, pig houses and poultry buildings, the resistance of the internal roof surface to corrosion, biological agents and chemicals, including ammonia vapours, is particularly important. This is why AGRO roof sandwich panels with a Fiberglass internal facing are used in such buildings. They combine an insulating core made from rigid polyurethane foam...

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  • Which sandwich panel to choose for building cold stores and freezers?
    Which sandwich panel to choose for building cold stores and freezers?
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    There are materials on the market that can be used for constructing various types of facilities. Examples include PIR and PUR sandwich panels designed for cold stores and freezers. These panels are characterized by high gas tightness, resistance to mechanical damage, as well as moisture and fire resistance. What distinguishes these two types of panels from each other? Where can they be purchased? Read on!

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  • Which sandwich panel should be used for a garage roof?
    Which sandwich panel should be used for a garage roof?
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    This question has often been asked by people looking for information on the most popular methods for finishing garage roofs. Depending on the needs, sandwich panels with a core made of polyurethane foam (PUR) or polyisocyanurate foam (PIR) are most commonly used. Both types have similar properties, but there are some differences between them. What are they? Read on!

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