11/09/2026
Six workers. Five days. One 1,000 m² insulated building shell.
That's the speed PU sandwich panels make possible — but fast installs only last if they're done right.
In 15 years of exports, we've seen most insulation failures happen at the joints, not in the panels. Follow these rules and your building will perform as designed for 20+ years.
Before you start
Store panels flat and off the ground, protective film on until the last minute
Check the substructure is level — bad framing makes perfect panels fail
During installation
Cut with a carbide-tipped blade at low speed — never an angle grinder, the heat damages the coating
Apply PU sealant foam at every vertical joint before tightening; a hidden gap is a thermal bridge you'll pay for every month
Fix through the metal face into the frame, spacing per the layout plan — typically 300–500 mm
Handle panels by the edges only, and never walk on unprotected roof panels
After the last panel
Peel the film, then seal every fastener head — that's where rust and leaks start
Inspect joints from both sides; re-foam anything you're not sure about
Order panels cut to your exact lengths and you'll skip most of the on-site cutting altogether — less waste, less labor, fewer mistakes.
Need the full step-by-step manual with joint details your crew can follow on site? DM "MANUAL" and we'll send the PDF — free, no strings attached.