By Emma 
We all care for our house because it protects the residents from any kind of climate and provides us a haven.
So, why not ensure that we choose the material we build it with judiciously. One such example is the “insulated roof panel” or “sandwich panels”.
As the name suggests, these panels are comprised of several layers that are rigidly connected with one another, which gives them another name- the composite panel.
These are available in various designs ready for someone like Roof Works of Jackson to install on a roof and, in most cases, the outer shell is galvanized steel sheet.
The inner shell varies with different materials like galvanized sheets, aluminium sheets, and galvanized steel sheets or even glass- fibre reinforced plastic.
The core is made of insulating material like PUR, PIR or rock wool.
Apart from providing the insulation that is required for a house, it also ensures that the house is protected from external elements like storm and tornadoes, keeping you from paying for an expensive roof repair.
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Benefits of using an insulated roof panel
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It is cost effective: It reduces the energy bills by 25% because that much of energy is lost due to poor insulation. It retains the energy and keeps the interiors of the house cooler during hot summers and warm during the winters. It is also eco-friendly, thus leading to less consumption of power and electricity.
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It can be designed flexibly: They are available in various profiles and are also flexible to be moulded into various shapes. They are also available in various colours, which makes them more conducive to the taste and style of the residents.
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Easy to install: Unlike other materials, insulated roof panels are easy to install. They are less labour intensive as compared to other panels, which turns it into a less time-consuming operation. The ‘one layer’ aspect of all insulated roofing sheets means a large area can be covered in a shorter period.
- Safe and mould-resistant:
These panels are mould-resistant and avoid the formation of fungi, mildew and vermin. It is also noteworthy that it does not have any urea formaldehyde.
Promise of longevity: Insulated panel roofs made of good material last longer than their counterparts. They age slow and therefore require less maintenance.
Types of Insulated Roof Panels
1. Cold room panels
Also available in food-safe coating, cold room panels are a special form of wall panels. These are normally more insulated than normal panels and are ideal for walk-in fridges. They are also said to have better quality of joints.
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Insulated wall panels:
These have a lined profile for stability, unlike the usual high beadings on the roof panels. The panels relate to each other using a tongue and groove joint since there are no overlapping flaps due to the lack of high ridge.
Also, there are options to use fastening screws, which are invisible from the outside. These are fixed with a secret fixing system.
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Insulated roof panels
Roof panels have two uses- as roofing insulators and as roofs for the household. These can be recognized with their high ridges, which serve to stiffen the panel.
The most important aspect of a roof panel is its strength and indispensability. These roof panels do not have to carry their weight alone but also the weight of heavy rains and snowfall.
The space between the two high ridges is known as the low ridge, which also measures the core thickness.
Insulated roof panels not only help you in protecting your home from the wind and storm, but they also provide the right temperature within to ensure that you and your family are comfortable in your home whatever be the temperature outside.
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