Container House Insulation Panel
Common insulation panel materials for container houses include rock wool sandwich panels, polyurethane sandwich panels, glass wool sandwich panels, and polystyrene foam panels, among others. Here is a detailed introduction to these insulation panel materials:
Rock Wool Sandwich Panels: Rock wool is an inorganic fiber material with excellent thermal insulation and fire resistance properties. Rock wool sandwich panels consist of two metal sheets (such as galvanized steel sheets) with a rock wool layer in between, effectively blocking heat transfer while providing structural strength. This material is widely used in container houses, especially in places with fire safety requirements.
Polyurethane Sandwich Panels: Polyurethane is a polymer material with superior thermal insulation and mechanical properties. Polyurethane sandwich panels are composed of two metal sheets with a polyurethane foam layer in between. The foam layer has low density and a small thermal conductivity coefficient, effectively reducing heat loss. Additionally, polyurethane sandwich panels have good waterproof and corrosion-resistant properties, making them suitable for container houses in various climatic conditions.
Glass Wool Sandwich Panels: Glass wool is an inorganic fiber material similar to rock wool, with good thermal insulation and sound absorption properties. Glass wool sandwich panels consist of two metal sheets with a glass wool layer in between, suitable for container houses with requirements for thermal insulation and sound absorption.
Polystyrene Foam Panels: Polystyrene foam panels are lightweight and thermally insulating materials made from expanded polystyrene beads. This material has a low cost and good thermal insulation effect, but relatively poor fire resistance. Therefore, fire safety measures should be taken when using it, or it can be combined with other fire-resistant materials.
