FR-A Non-Combustible glazing panels have become a preferred solution for contractors seeking spandrel panels for windows and curtain walling for buildings over 11m high, in line with the latest Approved Document B Building Regulations.
Understanding the properties of composite panels is crucial when specifying materials for a particular project or application.
There’s a growing trend toward using sandwich panels in commercial vehicles, driven by a heightened focus on sustainability.
In this blog, we’ll take an in-depth look at FR-A panels, exploring their benefits and how they enhance fire safety in building projects.
Whether you’re involved in a modern commercial development, industrial façade or residential project, choosing the right pressed metalwork supplier is essential to ensuring the success of your project.
For many years, timber panel cores have been widely used in applications such as construction, truck bodies and caravans. However, in recent years, manufacturers have started seeking lighter, more durable and sustainable alternatives.
The latest addition to our range of non-combustible panels is the FR-A Type 2a panel for applications with specific hard glazing edge requirements. This new type of panel strengthens our comprehensive range which now features four types.
Pressed metal plays a crucial role in helping architects to realise their vision. At Panel Systems, we have provided pressed metal services to contractors for over 40 years.
Our production team is gearing up for a busy year ahead for our range of non-combustible FR-A glazing infill panels.
When it comes to choosing external cladding, there are many different factors to take into account: aesthetics, performance, decorative effects, sustainability, budget…