Container House Insulation Board

Common types of insulation boards used in container houses include fiberglass-reinforced polyester composite boards, rock wool composite boards, and polyurethane sandwich panels, among others. Here is a detailed introduction to insulation boards for container houses:

1. Fiberglass-reinforced polyester composite boards:

   • Characteristics: These boards are lightweight yet strong, corrosion-resistant, waterproof, and allow light transmission. Their corrugated design not only enhances structural strength but also improves thermal insulation performance.
   • Applications: These boards are commonly used for the roofs and walls of container houses, effectively blocking external heat transfer and maintaining stable indoor temperatures.

2. Rock wool composite boards:

   • Characteristics: Rock wool composite boards use rock wool as the core material, offering excellent fire resistance, thermal insulation, and sound absorption properties. Rock wool is an inorganic fiber material that is non-combustible, heat-resistant, and has a low thermal conductivity coefficient, making it an ideal thermal insulation material.
   • Applications: In container houses, rock wool composite boards are often used as thermal insulation layers for walls and roofs, effectively improving the energy efficiency of the house and reducing energy consumption.

3. Polyurethane sandwich panels:

   • Characteristics: Polyurethane sandwich panels consist of two layers of colored steel plates with a polyurethane foam plastic core in between. They are lightweight, strong, and have good thermal insulation properties. Polyurethane foam plastic is a highly efficient thermal insulation material with an extremely low thermal conductivity coefficient, effectively preventing heat transfer.
   • Applications: Polyurethane sandwich panels are widely used in container houses, serving as both wall and roof materials, providing excellent thermal insulation for the house.