PU / PIR · Rock Wool · XPS
Cold Room Panels & Insulated Sandwich Panels
Be There supplies PU and PIR sandwich panels for walk-in coolers, freezer rooms and insulated buildings: 50–200 mm thick, 950 or 1150 mm wide, up to 12 m long, with cam-lock or tongue-and-groove joints and steel, stainless or aluminium facings.
−40 to +60 °CSpecifications
Typical models.
Cold room sandwich panels and insulation boards for cold stores, freezer rooms, clean rooms and HVAC ducting. Cut to length, with the facings, thickness and joint type your project needs. Values are typical; we configure voltage, size or capacity and confirm data on the quotation.
| Product | Thickness | Core density | Thermal conductivity λ | Fire rating | Facings / size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PU / PIR cold room sandwich panel | 50–200 mm | 40–42 kg/m³ | ≤ 0.022 W/(m·K) | B1 (PIR core) | PPGI 0.4–0.6 mm, SS304, embossed Al · width 950 / 1150 mm · length to 12 m |
| Double-sided aluminium foil PIR board | 20–200 mm | 35–45 kg/m³ | 0.020–0.024 W/(m·K) | B1 | Embossed Al foil both sides · 1200 × 2400 / 3000 mm |
| Rock wool board | 30–150 mm | 80–200 kg/m³ | ≤ 0.040 W/(m·K) | A1 non-combustible | 1200 × 600 mm · plain or foil-faced |
| XPS extruded polystyrene board | 20–100 mm | 25–45 kg/m³ | ≤ 0.030 W/(m·K) | B1 / B2 | 1200 × 600 mm · 150–700 kPa compressive |
≈ approximate, measured at standard test conditions.
Features
Built for daily commercial use.
Cam-lock joints
Eccentric hook locks pull panels tight for an airtight cold room; tongue-and-groove for walls and ceilings.
High closed-cell rate
Polyurethane foam above 90% closed cells keeps λ stable and resists moisture.
Food-safe facings
Pre-painted steel, stainless steel or embossed aluminium for food processing and pharma rooms.
Full room kits
Panels, doors, PVC profiles, sealant and refrigeration unit can be shipped together.
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Dedicated pages with models, specifications and answers for each family.
Applications
Where it works.
- Cold storage and freezer rooms
- Fruit & vegetable pre-cooling
- Clean rooms and pharma stores
- Pre-insulated HVAC air ducts
- Roof, wall and floor insulation
- Insulated truck bodies
Which panel thickness do I need?
PU or PIR?
Can you supply the whole cold room?
What are walk-in cooler panels made of?
Can I buy replacement panels for an existing walk-in?
Buyer's guides
Before you order.
Buying guide11 min read
Insulated Metal Panels (IMP): Types, R-Values, Thickness and Price
How IMP panels are built, which profile and core suit your building or cold store, and what R-value, thickness and price to expect.
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Buying guide11 min read
Metal Roof Panels and Insulated Roof Panels: Profiles, Spans, R-Values
Single-skin sheets or insulated sandwich roof panels? Compare profiles, spans, R-values, condensation risk and fire behaviour before you specify a roof.
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Technical10 min read
SIP Panels vs Insulated Sandwich Panels: Structure, Cost and Uses
Both are foam-core panels, but one is wood-faced house framing and the other is a metal-skinned envelope for industrial buildings and cold stores.
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Buying guide11 min read
Insulated Wall Panels: Exterior, Interior and Cold Store Wall Systems
How insulated wall panels compare with stud walls, precast and external insulation, what R-value your walls need, and which system suits a cold store.
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Technical11 min read
Mineral Wool Insulation and Rock Wool Sandwich Panels: Fire and R-Value
What rock wool and stone wool are, how they compare with fiberglass and PIR, and where non-combustible rock wool sandwich panels belong in a cold store.
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Technical10 min read
Insulation R-Value Chart: Foam Board, Fiberglass, Mineral Wool and Panels
R-value per inch for every common insulation type, the thickness you need for R-10, R-20 or R-30, and what each material typically costs.
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