Sandwich Panel This is a modern building material that is becoming more and more popular due to its availability and good features. It does not fall into other types of building materials with solid characteristics and is much lighter. Due to its many features, it is significantly superior to brick and concrete blocks.

The sandwich-panel's primary advantage is the smooth use and workability of any time of year. The sandwich panels have a sophisticated interior structure, a great range of colors to choose from and give the building an aesthetic look. Due to these features, the interior and exterior facades of the building are not needed.

Mobility - Reduce transportation costs

Lightweight transportation of sandwich panels - this is a major advantage over other materials. For one square meter, sandwich panel delivery requires 40 times less cost than even delivering reinforced concrete or brick materials. In addition, sandwich-panel constructions can be dismantled, moved to another location, and reassembled there.

Rapid pace of construction

The lightness of the sandwich panels results in less time to build the foundation, as there is no need to arrange the foundation for the heavy structures. The lightness of the material allows us to carry out the construction process without the use of heavy machinery.

Low thermal conductivity

Studies show that a 100mm-thick sandwich panel has the same thermal insulation as:

The main advantages of sandwich panel buildings are:

• 525 mm wood material;
• 600mm penoblock;
• 1010 mm clay concrete;
• 2300 mm brick;
• 4500 mm concrete;

Due to the high thermal insulation properties, the heating and air conditioning costs are significantly reduced. The small thickness of the walls increases the volume of useful space in the building. Sandwich panels can also be used for additional thermal insulation and reconstruction.

Long period of operation

The service life of buildings built using sandwich panels is over 40 years. Prolongation of the operation period is conditioned by the possibility to replace the damaged part of the building with separate elements. For example, it is possible to replace only the damaged part of the building with a new one.