Items Tagged with 'IMP (Insulated Metal Panels)'

The new facility, just under 18,000 square feet, brings together multiple aircraft rescue and firefighting bays, a state-of-the-art general aviation terminal, and administration offices for the Contra Costa County Public Works Airports Division. 

Kingspan’s insulated metal panels (IMPs) were selected by Industrial Refrigeration & Design, Inc. as the building envelope to deliver the high level of thermal performance required for freezer and cooler applications.

Kingspan Insulated Panels North America announced a partnership with Dreyer & Reinbold Racing (DRR), a renowned team with a rich legacy in motorsports.

As the commercial construction industry settles into a new year of projects and planning cycles, it is less focused on bold predictions and more concerned with practical execution.

The architectural design of the facility, led by Page Southerland Page, required a building envelope solution that would meet the rigorous energy demands of semiconductor manufacturing while reflecting the modern, high-tech nature of the facility.

Kingspan Insulated Panels North America announced the expansion of its Cladding Accessories and Components Line with the launch of the Leo-Klip Fastening System, an innovative accessory designed to enhance the performance and efficiency of its KS Series and Optimo insulated metal panel assemblies.

Kingspan Insulated Panels North America, a leader in high-performance building materials, launched its KingRib Wall insulated metal panels (IMPs), the latest addition to its portfolio of advanced building solutions.

Whether it's a cultural center honoring local history, a recreation center bringing communities together, or an arts venue revitalizing a neighborhood, IMPs deliver the aesthetics, performance and cost-efficiency needed to help these spaces serve the population for generations.

The Lenexa Old Town Activity Center has long served as a central gathering place for educational programs, recreational activities and community events, and recently underwent a major retrofit and expansion.

The team selected insulated metal panels (IMPs) as the building envelope. IMPs provide four layers of protection – air, water, vapor, and insulation – in a single component system.