External Wall Cladding Systems

Europanel™, Rockspan™, and Rainpsan insulated panel systems offer the style, performance and versatility demanded by today's metal building industry, and have been exclusively designed for use with the external building envelope.

Internal Wall Cladding Systems

Our Firemaster panels have been designed as a 'total internal wall & ceiling solution', ideal for the construction of non-load bearing internal partition walls that require a tested fire rating to act as firewalls or compartmentation walls.

Eurobond’s range of composite cladding panels offer the style, performance and versatility demanded by today’s metal building industry.

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		Non-combustible All Eurobond composite wall panels systems are manufactured with a proven non-combustible structural stone wool core. Panel systems are available offering up to four hours fire resistance.
		Low smoke risk Approximately half of all fire related fatalities and a third of all fire related injuries can be attributed to toxic smoke. Eurobond's rockwool cored panels have a non-combustible stone wool core generating little or no smoke in the event of a fire.
		Architecturally flat Architectural flatness can be achieved because all Eurobond panels are manufactured with structural stone wool cores providing dimensional stability.
		Low environmental impact Eurobond cores have zero Ozone Depleting Potential (ODP) and zero Global Warming Potential (GWP). At the end of its useful life, all panel steel and insulation can be fully recycled and made into virgin material.
		Thermally efficient All Eurobond products are enginerred to help fulfil the energy performance and air leakage requirements demended for the envelope of modern buildings. Relevant panel cocnstruction details have been thermally modelled, using the BRE approved finite element software package, Trisco.
		Acoustically sound Eurobond’s range of composite wall panels offer acoustic solutions developed to make approved Document E (2003) sound easier.