Sandwich Panel Prefabricated Houses

Features

• Prefabricated houses made of sandwich panels are considered a fast and economical construction solution and are widely used in both temporary and permanent projects such as temporary offices, workers’ housing, rest areas and farms, security rooms, and small villas or chalets
• These units offer high thermal insulation due to an insulating core—typically polyurethane, polystyrene, or cork (hollow core)—placed between two layers of galvanized steel or aluminum, along with resistance to water and moisture, easy dismantling and transport, quick installation within a few days, and a long service life with regular maintenance
• The panels are available in customizable dimensions with thicknesses usually ranging from 5 to 15 cm depending on insulation needs, and can be finished with weather-resistant exterior coatings and interior finishes that vary from simple to luxurious
• In Saudi Arabia, sandwich panel houses insulated with cork have become increasingly popular because they effectively address high temperatures while offering cost efficiency and rapid construction, and with ongoing development and rising climate demands, this building system is expected to see even wider adoption in the coming years