Our panels come in two insulation types: Mineral Wool (MiWo) and Polyisocyanurate (PIR). 

MiWo is non-combustible mineral wool used in exterior walls and roofs. This plays a big part in protecting a building and its neighbours due to it reducing heat transfer and the spread of fire. It also does not produce harmful smoke or toxic gases or add to the smoke produced during a fire.

PIR insulation is typically cut into boards to be used in insulated metal panels, wall cavities and as insulated plasterboard. This insulation type is only half the thickness of other mineral-based insulated products and is flame and smoke resistant. Similar to MiWo insulation, PIR reduces the spread of flames and the smoke released from a fire. 

To learn more about which insulation is ideal for your building, contact us today and a representative will be happy to walk you through your options.

Insulated metal panels (IMPs) are exterior roof and wall panels that are composed of two pieces of steel skin with insulation foam in the middle. 

The insulated foam core can range from a variety of materials, but the most common options are PUR (polyurethane) and PIR (polyisocyanurate).

The exact price depends on the specific product used, application, and building size.

Insulated metal panels (IMPs) are a cost-effective solution compared to other building materials.  The benefit of IMPs is the short install time due to fewer trades being needed onsite. As a result, insulated metal panels can be installed in up to half the time of a traditional multi-part built-up system, ultimately saving cost in construction time. IMPs can also save on long-term energy costs due to the increased R-values.

As a whole, insulated metal panels are a less-expensive alternative to building materials such as concrete or traditional insulation.