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PUF Panel Thickness Guide for Roofs, Walls and Cold Rooms
A practical way to shortlist panel thickness by application, temperature difference, span and joint detailing.
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GoPrefab designs, manufactures and installs porta cabins, rooftop rooms, cold storages, prefabricated houses and insulated panel systems — delivered to a written specification and a committed schedule.
Review the room layout, elevations, structural framing and insulated panel build-up together before fabrication begins.
Every structure is drawn, fabricated, delivered and installed by the same team, so responsibility never splits between vendors.
Base frame, wall panels, roof cassettes, openings and services are engineered as one system. Interfaces are detailed before fabrication, which is why assembly on site is quick and repeatable.
Polyurethane foam cores bonded between pre-coated steel skins give a light, rigid, thermally efficient panel — the same component used in our cabins, cold rooms and roofing build-ups.
A clear four-stage route, with drawings and a written quotation approved before anything is cut.
Step 1
We translate your requirement into drawings, panel specifications and a load-checked structural layout.
Step 2
Frames, panels and finishes are produced and quality-checked in controlled conditions, not on your site.
Step 3
Modules and panels are packed, transported and sequenced so installation starts the day they arrive.
Step 4
Our crew assembles, seals and commissions the structure, then hands it over with as-built details.
Factory work runs in parallel with site preparation, so the programme is measured in weeks, not seasons.
Panels, welds and finishes are inspected on a production line instead of being improvised in the open.
Insulated PUF and EPS envelopes keep interiors comfortable and cut running costs on cooling.
Bolted steel structures can be dismantled, moved and reassembled as your operations change.
Representative GoPrefab build types across rooftops, sites and industrial facilities.
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