High insulation, low weight
Foam core gives a very good thermal value for its thickness and mass.
- Core
- PIR / PUR or mineral wool
- Facings
- Coated steel, aluminium, or PVC
- Thickness
- 24 – 100 mm for infill; thicker for cladding
Overview
Insulated sandwich panels for opening infill, facade cladding and internal partitions — made to size.
A sandwich panel is exactly what its name says: an insulating core with a rigid facing bonded to each side. The result insulates like foam and behaves like a sheet, so it can be used structurally where loose insulation cannot.
In glazing work they show up constantly as the solid parts of a mostly glazed assembly — the panel under a window, the infill in a door leaf, the spandrel band that hides a floor slab behind a curtain wall. They keep the assembly warm without breaking the flat external line.
They are also used at full building scale for warehouse and industrial wall and roof cladding, where the same panel does structure, insulation and weathering in one pass.
Sandwich panels
Key features
Finished both sides
No separate cladding or lining needed after installation.
Cut to shape
Panels sized to the exact opening, with edges detailed to suit the profile system.
Colour matched
Faces finished to match the surrounding frames and facade.
Technical
Where it is used
- Door infill panels
- Spandrel and under-window panels in facades
- Industrial and warehouse cladding
- Cold stores and technical rooms
Technical details
- Core
- PIR / PUR or mineral wool
- Facings
- Coated steel, aluminium, or PVC
- Thickness
- 24 – 100 mm for infill; thicker for cladding
- Finish
- RAL colours, wood-effect, or textured
What the price depends on
- Opening size
- Profile system
- Glass build-up
- Site conditions
Two identical-looking windows are rarely the same price — so we measure first, free in Batumi and Tbilisi, and quote exactly.
- 25+ years manufacturing
- 2 own factories
- 5 year warranty
- 4,9★ on Google
Quality, reliability, professionalism.
Request a quote
Tell us what you are building. We measure, advise and quote — free in Batumi and Tbilisi, and for a small visit fee elsewhere in Georgia.