What types of sandwich panels does Emaar manufacture?

Emaar Industries manufactures roof and wall sandwich panels with PUR (polyurethane), PIR (polyisocyanurate) and Rockwool (mineral wool) cores, plus dedicated cold room panels for chillers and freezers. The range serves warehouses, factories, logistics hubs, commercial buildings and cold storage facilities.

Can Emaar provide customized sandwich panel solutions for specific project requirements?

Yes. Panel length, thickness, core type, steel skin, coating and colour are configured per project. Buyers typically share drawings, spans, design loads and the required thermal or fire performance so the technical team can recommend a suitable panel build-up and accessories.

What core materials are available for Emaar's sandwich panels?

Three core families are available: PUR for cost-efficient thermal insulation, PIR for higher thermal efficiency with improved fire behaviour compared with PUR, and Rockwool for non-combustible, fire-focused and acoustic applications.

How do Emaar's Rockwool sandwich panels differ from other panel types?

Rockwool is a stone-based mineral fibre that is inherently non-combustible, so Rockwool panels are selected where fire resistance and sound reduction matter most, such as fire compartment walls, plant rooms and high-occupancy buildings. PIR and PUR panels are lighter and deliver more insulation per millimetre of thickness.

Do Emaar's sandwich panels comply with international standards?

Emaar Industries operates certified manufacturing and quality processes. Current certificates and test documentation are published on the certificates page and project-specific datasheets can be requested to match consultant and authority specifications.

What finishes are available for Emaar's sandwich panels?

Panels are commonly supplied with pre-painted galvanized or aluminium-zinc coated steel skins in a range of colours and surface profiles. Coating systems can be selected for the exposure conditions of the site, including coastal and high-UV environments typical of the Gulf region.

What thickness options are available for Emaar's sandwich panels?

Thickness is chosen according to span, load and thermal targets. The range covers roofing panels from 50 mm up to heavily insulated cold room panels of 200 mm for low-temperature storage. The technical team confirms the optimal thickness for each application.

Rock Wool Acoustic Ceiling Panel Showcase

Technical Parameters

Material	Torrefaction Compounded High Density Rock Wool
Face	Special painted laminated with decorative rock wool tissue
Color	White spray / white paint / black spray / colorful as demanded
Fire-resistant	Class A (EN13501-1-2007+A1:2009)
NRC	0.8-0.9 (ENISO354:2003 ENISO11654:1997)
Thermal-resistant	≥0.4 (m²·K/W)
Humidity	Dimensionally stable with RH up to 95% at 40°C No sagging, wrapping or delaminating
Moisture Rate	≤1%
Environmental Impact	Tiles and packing are fully recyclable
Safety	Limit of radionuclides in building material
Certificates	SGS, ISO9001:2008, CE, KFI
Normal Size	600x600mm / 600x1200mm, other sizes: Width ≤1200mm, length ≤2700mm
Normal Density	150kgs/m³, special density can be supplied
Main Characteristic	Excellent sound insulation, Non-combustible, No sagging, wrapping or delaminating, Green building material

Acoustic Performance Data

Frequency: 100 Hzαs: 0.635

Frequency: 125 Hzαs: 0.592

Frequency: 160 Hzαs: 0.678

Frequency: 200 Hzαs: 0.798

Frequency: 250 Hzαs: 0.761

Frequency: 315 Hzαs: 0.896

Frequency: 400 Hzαs: 0.794

Frequency: 500 Hzαs: 0.783

Frequency: 630 Hzαs: 0.869

Frequency: 800 Hzαs: 0.936

Frequency: 1000 Hzαs: 0.963

Frequency: 1250 Hzαs: 0.998

Frequency: 1600 Hzαs: 1.018

Frequency: 2000 Hzαs: 0.998

Frequency: 2500 Hzαs: 1.050

Frequency: 3150 Hzαs: 1.032

Frequency: 4000 Hzαs: 1.041

Frequency: 5000 Hzαs: 1.095

Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) 0.9

Installation Advantages

Rock wool ceilings offer significant advantages in installation due to their material properties and system features.

To ensure effective installation, ceiling installation must meet basic requirements, and rock wool ceilings are no exception.

Lightweight

The product's light weight reduces labor intensity for installers and protects them from injury.
The product's light weight allows for faster installation.
The product's light weight enables the use of a lift for high-rise installation, significantly reducing contractor costs.
(Rock wool ceilings have a density 20% that of gypsum board.)

Easy to Cut

The fiber-like texture of rock wool ceilings can be easily cut with a knife.
Cutting does not generate dust, promoting a clean construction environment.
Precise cutting is easy, reducing cutting losses.

Construction Environment

Project schedules are often a key concern for contractors.
Rock wool ceilings can be installed even when the building is not fully enclosed or the HVAC system is not commissioned.
Due to the characteristics of rock wool ceilings, construction quality can still be guaranteed even in less-than-ideal installation environments.

Applications & Versatility

Rock Wool Acoustic Panels are widely used in a variety of commercial, industrial, and architectural environments that require both noise reduction and thermal insulation. Thanks to their high sound absorption, excellent fire resistance, and stable thermal performance, they provide a safer, quieter, and more comfortable indoor space.

Offices and Conference Rooms: Improve speech clarity and create a focused working environment.
Studios and Theaters: Minimize echo and enhance acoustic quality for recording and performance.
Schools and Libraries: Reduce background noise and promote better concentration.
Industrial Workshops and Power Plants: Control machinery noise and improve workplace safety.
Public Buildings and Transport Hubs: Offer durable, fire-safe acoustic solutions for high-traffic spaces.

With customizable sizes, finishes, and installation methods, IKING Rock Wool Acoustic Panels can be perfectly tailored to meet diverse design and performance needs.

Loading Details

Size (mm)	Thickness (mm)	Packing (PCS/CTN)	Loading Quantity (40'HQ)
*600 600**	12	25	13300 PCS / 532 CTNS / 4788 SQM
*600 1200**	12	25	6650 PCS / 266 CTNS / 4788 SQM
*600 600**	15	20	10640 PCS / 532 CTNS / 3830.4 SQM
*600 1200**	15	20	5320 PCS / 266 CTNS / 3830.4 SQM
*600 600**	20	15	7980 PCS / 532 CTNS / 2872.8 SQM
*600 1200**	20	15	3990 PCS / 266 CTNS / 2872.8 SQM
*600 600**	25	12	6384 PCS / 532 CTNS / 2298.24 SQM
*600 1200**	25	12	3192 PCS / 266 CTNS / 2298.24 SQM

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Rock Wool Acoustic Panel?

Rock wool acoustic panels are sound-absorbing materials made from natural basalt rock. They are designed to reduce noise and reverberation in interior spaces while providing excellent thermal insulation and fire resistance.

2. How do Rock Wool Acoustic Panels absorb sound?

The panels have a porous structure composed of countless fine fibers. When sound waves enter, friction between the air and fibers converts part of the sound energy into heat, effectively reducing noise transmission.

3. Are Rock Wool Acoustic Panels fireproof?

Yes. Rock wool is a non-combustible material with a melting point above 1000°C, giving it an A1 fire rating, the highest level of fire resistance.

4. Where can these panels be used?

They are widely used in offices, theaters, studios, conference rooms, industrial plants, and public buildings—anywhere that requires both noise control and thermal insulation.

5. How are Rock Wool Acoustic Panels installed?

They can be mounted on walls or ceilings using metal frames, adhesive, or concealed clips. Installation is simple and allows for easy removal or replacement.

6. Can they be customized?

Yes. IKING provides custom sizes, edge styles, colors, and fabric finishes to match your design and project needs.

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