A sandwich panel is a type of construction material that consists of three layers: a low-density core sandwiched between two thin, high-strength skins. The core provides insulation and structural support, while the skins provide weather resistance and durability. Sandwich panels are commonly used in the construction of walls, roofs, and floors in a variety of applications, including buildings, transportation, and refrigerated trailers. They are lightweight, energy-efficient, and cost-effective, and offer a number of advantages over traditional building materials.

As one of the world's largest manufacturers of modular building systems, we have extensive capabilities and experience in designing and laminating sandwich panels and wall panels for a variety of applications. A typical laminate utilizes a foam, wood or honeycomb core sandwiched between a high strength finish and a substrate to produce a lightweight panel with specific characteristics.

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