PUF core
PUF Roof Panel
Trapezoidal-profile roofing with a polyurethane core — keeps sheds cool, quiet and dry from the first day.
PIR coreroof panel
Polyisocyanurate foam
About the pir roof panel
PIR is a tougher cousin of PUF foam: it insulates just as well, but chars instead of melting when exposed to flame. That makes PIR roof panels a good choice where the building stores goods or people and fire performance matters.
- Improved fire behaviour compared with standard PUF
- High insulation value per millimetre
- Ribbed top skin for load and drainage
- Stable foam that does not sag over time
- Suitable for large-span industrial roofs
Specifications
| Core | Polyisocyanurate foam (PIR) |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 30 – 150 mm |
| Cover width | 1000 mm |
| Skins | Pre-painted galvalume / galvanised steel (PPGL / PPGI), 0.35–0.60 mm |
| Top profile | Trapezoidal, 5 crests |
| Joint | Overlap with side lap |
Typical values. Final thickness, skin gauge, colour and profile are confirmed with your quotation.
Common uses
- Logistics and storage hubs
- Pharma and food plants
- Commercial buildings
- Retail sheds
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