Insulated Panels

For Your Next Room Addition

Insulated roof panels are the best thing to reach the Park Model industry since aluminum awning panels. These panels fit nicely into a variety of applications. Our main business is providing shade for park models and mobile homes, so we generally use insulated roof panels over Arizona rooms. Our most popular awning panel is the 3 1/2" w-pan. We use the 3 1/2" insulated panels because they integrate well into our existing awning framework. These panels are also available in 3", 4" and 6".

These insulated Laminated Roof Panels begin with a baked enamel finish on aluminum skins. These aluminum skins are permanently pressure bonded to a core of Expanded Polystyrene Foam (EPS). EPS is a high-performance insulation well know for increasing the energy efficiency of your home.

Enjoy these benefits with our laminated roof panels.

Maintenance free
Fits any structure with panel sizes from 3" to 6"
Insert a flush mount full length skylight
Optional fan beams available
Great insulation values from R 12.9 to R 25.8
ICBO approved for patio rooms and sun rooms
They eliminate condensation buildup
Insulates against heat and cold
20 year warranty covers paint finish and delamination
Installer friendly snap lock

Here are some of the approvals and certifications for the insulated laminated roof panels from Metals USA.

Building Code Compliance

1997 Uniform Building Code
2003 International Building Code
2003 International Residential Code
2004 Florida Building Code

Specific Code Approvals

Uniform Building Code Legacy Reports

PFC 1841p Freestanding Awnings and Attached Patio Covers
PFC 3259 NWP-I Sandwich Panels
ER 5014p Patio Covers and Enclosures

Florida Building Code Product Approvals

Approvals 57a00.1, 5700.2, 5700.3, 5766.2 and 5766.3

California Factory Built Housing Plan Recognition

FBH-15 through FBH-19

Performance and Quality Assurance

ASTM B209-04 Standard Specification for Aluminum and Aluminum-Alloy Sheet and Plate
ASTM E84-05e 1 Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials

Materials