Structure of PIR thermal insulation panels:

Outer layers:  Materials: Typically steel or aluminum sheets, which are galvanized and/or coated with protective layers. Finish: Can be smooth, profiled, with different textures and colors, depending on aesthetic and functional requirements. Core: Material: Polyisocyanurate (PIR) foam. Thickness: Varies depending on the required insulation, typically from 30 mm to 140 mm.

Characteristics:
• Insulating properties: PIR foam has a very low thermal conductivity, providing superior thermal insulation.
• Fire resistance: PIR panels have excellent fire resistance, making them a safer option compared to many other insulation materials.
• Lightweight: The panels are lightweight, making transportation and installation easier.
• Moisture resistance: They do not absorb water, preventing the growth of mold and fungi.
• Durability: Long lifespan due to resistance to corrosion and various weather conditions.

Advantages:
• Energy efficiency: Reduces heating and cooling costs due to high insulation properties.
• Safety: Increased fire resistance provides added security for buildings.
• Ease of installation: The panels are easy to install, reducing construction time and costs.
• Aesthetic flexibility: Available in various colors and finishes, allowing customization for different design needs.
• Longevity: Resistant to weather conditions, UV radiation, and mechanical damage.

Applications:
• Industrial buildings: Roofs of production halls, warehouses, and other industrial buildings.
• Commercial buildings: Shopping centers, office buildings, sports halls.
• Residential buildings: Roofs of houses, apartment buildings, and condominiums.
• Agricultural buildings: Barns, storage for agricultural products.

Installation:
• Roof preparation: Ensure the roof structure is firm, flat, and clean.
• Panel installation: Panels are placed on metal or wooden beams using screws and special joints.
• Sealing joints: Sealing tapes and materials are used to ensure maximum insulation and prevent water and air infiltration.
• Additional finishing: Decorative or protective elements can be added as needed.

Maintenance:
• Regular cleaning: It is recommended to periodically clean the roof surface to remove dirt and contamination.
• Inspection and repairs: Regular inspection of joints and surfaces to ensure longevity and effectiveness of insulation.

* * *  Roof thermal insulation PIR panels are an excellent choice for various types of roof structures, offering outstanding thermal insulation, high security, and durability. Their wide application in industrial, commercial, and residential buildings makes them a highly popular solution for energy-efficient and long-lasting roofs. PIR panels are extremely efficient material that will ensure long-term energy savings and improve the safety of your building.  * * *