Products
Insulated roof and wall panels
Composite roof and wall panels from the leading manufacturers, supplied with flashings folded to match in-house. Tell us the job and we'll recommend the panel that fits the spec and the budget.
- Joris Ide, Kingspan and Tata Steel panels
- Roof and wall panels
- Matching flashings made in house
- Honest advice on the right panel for the job
UK manufactured
UK manufactured to go with them
From the leading brands
Photo: Joris IdeJoris Ide panels
European-made insulated panels for roofs and walls.
Kingspan panels
Kingspan roof and wall panels, plus a quote for an equivalent so you can compare.
Tata Steel panels
Tata Steel insulated panels with flashings to match.
Choosing insulated panels
The right panel, not just the best-known name
Big-name panels are often specified by habit. We supply them, and we'll also show you equivalent panels that meet the same spec, so you can choose with the price in front of you.
Or build it up on site
A built-up roof or wall (liner, brackets, insulation and outer sheet) gives more choice of depth and finish. Choose a JI Shield build-up or an equivalent and get it quoted.
Questions we’re asked
Can you supply flashings to match the panels?
Yes. We fold flashings and trims in-house, in colours to match the panel finish.
What types of insulated roof panels are there?
Mostly PIR foam-core panels, which give the best insulation for their thickness, and mineral wool panels, which are non-combustible and chosen where fire performance matters. Both come with a trapezoidal outer sheet for roofs and flatter profiles for walls, and some panels are tile or slate effect.
What thickness of insulated panel do I need?
It depends on the U-value your building needs. Thicker panels insulate better. Our Joris Ide page lists the U-value for each thickness, and we'll help you choose for your building.
Are insulated panels fire rated?
Mineral wool core panels are typically classed A2-s1,d0 and PIR panels typically B-s1,d0 or B-s2,d0, but always check the classification on the manufacturer's data sheet for the exact panel.