FAQ

PUF (Polyurethane Foam) Panel is a high-performance insulated panel made by injecting polyurethane foam between two metal sheets, typically used for thermal insulation and structural purposes.

It is commonly used in the construction industry due to its high insulation properties and lightweight nature. PUF panel can be used in a variety of applications, including: 1) Cold rooms and freezer rooms 2) Clean rooms 3) Industrial buildings and PEBs 4) Prefabricated buildings 5) Cold storage containers

The fire resistance of PUF panel depends on the materials used in their construction. The metal sheets used in the panel provide some level of fire resistance, but the insulating core can be made of different materials that have varying degrees of fire resistance.

PUF panel is not typically designed to be sound-absorbent, as its primary function is to provide thermal insulation. However, the insulation properties of PUF panel can help to reduce the transmission of sound through walls and ceilings to some extent.

PUF Panels are generally available in thicknesses ranging from 30mm to 150mm, depending on the thermal insulation requirement.

Yes, the thickness of PUF panel is an important consideration when choosing the appropriate panel for a specific application. The thickness of PUF panel determines the level of insulation it provide and, therefore, its effectiveness in maintaining the desired temperature inside the building or space. The thickness of PUF panel is usually expressed in terms of its "R-value," which is a measure of its thermal resistance. The higher the R-value, the more effective the panel is at insulating against heat transfer. The R-value of a panel is directly related to its thickness, with thicker panel generally having a higher R-value. When choosing the thickness of PUF panel, it's important to consider the specific requirements of the application. For example, a building located in a colder climate may require thicker panel to maintain a comfortable interior temperature, whereas a building in a warmer climate may require thinner panels. Other factors to consider include the size of the building, the type of insulation material used in the panel, and the desired level of energy efficiency. In summary, the thickness of PUF panel is an important consideration when choosing the appropriate panel for a specific application. Thicker panel generally provide better insulation and have a higher R-value, but the appropriate thickness depends on the specific requirements of the application.

We offer: · Wall panels · Roof panels (corrugated or trapezoidal profile) · Cold room panels · Hidden screw panels for aesthetic applications

We provide customized sizes, thicknesses, color options, and profiles based on project requirements.

Our PUF Panels are available with: · Pre-painted galvanized iron (PPGI) · Pre-painted galvanized aluminum (PPGL) · Stainless steel (SS) for special applications These finishes provide durability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal for various applications.

We provide complete professional installation support Pan-India. However, logistics and transportation arrangements are to be managed by the client unless otherwise agreed upon.

PUF Panels offer excellent thermal insulation, while Rockwool Panels are preferred for their fire resistance and sound insulation. PUF is polyurethane-based; Rockwool is made from molten rock fibers.

PUF Panels require minimal maintenance, regular cleaning, and periodic inspection for sealant wear, joint gaps, or surface damage.

Rockwool panel, also known as mineral wool panel, is a type of building panel that is made from natural stone or volcanic rock, which is melted and then spun into fibers. These fibers are then formed into panel by binding them together with a resin or other binding agent.

Rockwool Panels are made from natural basalt rock melted and spun into fibers, then sandwiched between metal sheets

We offer: · Wall panels · Roof panels (corrugated or trapezoidal profile) · Cold room panels · Hidden screw panels for aesthetic applications

Our Rockwool Panels are fire-rated and can withstand high temperatures, making them ideal for fire-safe construction.

Yes, Rockwool Panels offer excellent sound absorption, making them suitable for noise-sensitive environments like studios, factories, and auditoriums.

Rockwool Panels are generally available in thicknesses ranging from 50mm to 150mm, depending on the thermal insulation requirement.

Our PUF Panels are available with: · Pre-painted galvanized iron (PPGI) · Pre-painted galvanized aluminum (PPGL) · Stainless steel (SS) for special applications These finishes provide durability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal for various applications.

Rockwool Panels require minimal maintenance, just routine surface cleaning and periodic inspection to ensure joints and finishes remain intact.

We provide complete professional installation support Pan-India. However, logistics and transportation arrangements are to be managed by the client unless otherwise agreed upon.

Rockwool and PUF Panels are available in thicknesses ranging from 50mm to 150mm and 30mm to 150mm, depending on insulation or fire rating needs.

PUF Panels offer excellent thermal insulation, while Rockwool Panels are preferred for their fire resistance and sound insulation. PUF is polyurethane-based; Rockwool is made from molten rock fibers.

A cold storage facility is a temperature-controlled space used to store perishable goods like food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals to maintain their quality and shelf life.

Cold storage is widely used in industries like food processing, dairy, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, seafood, and logistics.

Cold Rooms can range in size from small walk-in units to large industrial-sized rooms. A small cold room for a restaurant or grocery store may require a minimum of 50 to 100 square feet of space, while a larger industrial cold room may require thousands of square feet of space. It's important to consult with a professional Cold Room designer or supplier to determine the appropriate size and specifications for your specific needs.

Yes, we offer complete turnkey solutions including design, supply, insulation, refrigeration, and installation for cold storage projects.

PUF is preferred for cold storage due to its superior thermal insulation and energy efficiency. Rockwool is used where fire resistance is a priority

Our cold storage units meet pharma-grade standards and are ideal for storing vaccines, medicines, and other temperature-sensitive products.

Depending on size and specifications, a typical cold storage can be delivered and installed within 2 to 4 weeks (Depends on the project's Capacity & Site Clearance).

A cold room is a modular, insulated chamber designed to maintain low temperatures for storing perishable products like food, medicine, or chemicals.

Cold rooms typically operate from +15°C to -40°C, depending on the application—chiller or freezer type.

We offer: Chiller rooms (0°C to +10°C) Freezer rooms (-18°C to -40°C) Blast freezers (for rapid freezing) Walk-in cold rooms for easy access

We use high-density PUF panels for excellent thermal insulation, energy savings, and long-term durability.

Yes, our cold rooms meet stringent pharma and WHO-GMP guidelines, ideal for storing vaccines, injectables, and medicines.

Absolutely. We offer fully customizable dimensions, panel thickness, temperature settings, and door options as per the client's needs.

Yes, our cold rooms include insulated doors and reliable refrigeration systems as part of a complete solution.

Most modular cold rooms can be installed within 3 to 7 days(depending on the project's Capacity & Site Clearance).

Cold rooms typically run on 3-phase power. For smaller units, single-phase options are also available.

PEBs are factory-fabricated steel structures designed for fast, efficient on-site assembly. They are ideal for warehouses, factories, and industrial buildings.

PEBs are faster to build, cost-effective, lightweight, and customizable. They reduce construction time and material waste significantly.

Pre-engineered buildings (PEBs) can be designed and constructed to suit a wide range of applications and sizes. The optimal size for a PEB depends on several factors, including the intended use of the building, the available space on the site, and any local building codes or regulations that may apply.

PEBs offer faster construction, cost savings, high durability, low maintenance, and flexibility in design.

PEBs are ideal for warehouses, factories, industrial sheds, logistics hubs, cold storage, showrooms, and aircraft hangars.

PEBs can be completed in 30–60% less time than traditional buildings, depending on project size and complexity.

Yes, PEBs are fully customizable in terms of size, layout, roofing, wall cladding, and accessories.

Absolutely. PEBs are engineered for strength and can withstand harsh weather, including high winds and seismic activity.

PEBs use high-grade structural steel, cold-formed sections, roofing sheets (PPGI/PPGL), and insulation panels like PUF or Rockwool.

Yes, PEBs can be insulated using PUF or Rockwool panels for thermal efficiency and sound control.

Yes, we provide end-to-end solutions including design, fabrication, delivery, and on-site erection.

Yes, PEBs minimize construction waste, save energy, and use recyclable materials, making them eco-friendly.