The sandwich panels are crafted from double-sheet galvanized steel pre-coated with polyurethane resins, measuring 40 mm in thickness. Enclosed within the panels is a layer of self-extinguishing polyurethane foam rated class B2. The panels feature gaskets and joints positioned at the ends, facilitating the interlocking modularity of the elements and ensuring seamless installation.

One of the standout advantages of the CapGO hall with sandwich panel cladding is its significantly lower cost compared to traditional reinforced concrete buildings. Iron costs much less than cement, especially over long distances where the price difference becomes substantial. These industrial sheds with panels offer a quick solution to various coverage and logistical needs (imagine, you can start utilizing the new working spaces in less than 60 days), all at a substantially reduced cost.

The sandwich panels serve as a barrier between the interior and exterior, significantly reducing the flow of heat and sound in both directions. These panels come in various thicknesses, allowing for customizable insulation levels. Additionally, they are available in a range of colors and finishes, catering to your specific aesthetic and design preferences for the building.

Steel, being highly ductile, facilitates rapid movement, expansion, and division of a structure. During the design phase, our engineers can implement various modifications seamlessly. Additionally, the disposal process is significantly advantageous. Unlike industrial concrete buildings, dismantling a metal structure incurs much lower costs, making it a cost-effective and environmentally friendly choice.