How to install a sandwich panel?

Below are the steps to follow for a successful sandwich panel installation: In this initial phase, the choice of support structure type will be crucial as it requires strong and sturdy foundations. The decision on the type of material will affect the type of screw used to fix the panels to each other and directly to the beam.

How do sandwich panels arrive?

Sandwich panels arrive at their destination typically in packages perfectly organized according to the requested lengths. These packages must travel on flat surfaces and be securely tied down to prevent rubbing and unwanted movements. They must always be covered with tarps or, conversely, in perfectly closed containers.

What is solar capped panel?

Solar Capped Panel has an exclusive clamp system that ensures fast and easy installation of solar panels without drilling sandwich panel surface. It eliminates corrosion and water insulation risks arising out of screw holes in buildings to protect structural integrity of roofs and increase building life cycle.

Can sandwich panels be fixed to concrete?

Sandwich panels can be fixed to metal structure, concrete, or wooden beams. We recommend informing our technical advisors about the type of material used in your project to provide the appropriate screws. Each screw must be driven into the support material at least 30mm to ensure optimal grip.

Why should you choose a polyurethane sandwich panel?

They guarantee complete sealing and sealing in all those vulnerable areas where the polyurethane foam is exposed. This prevents rapid degradation or the appearance of fungi and substantially increases the service life of the sandwich panels. We always strive for excellence in every project.

How are roof panels assembled?

Each successive panel is taken to its position, placed on the structure next to the first panel, and after checking that it is parallel to the previous one and at the same distance, they are joined together using an assembly system. In this way, the sandwich panels are held together. Repeat this process with all panels until the roof is completed.