Kingspan

Kingspan Insulated Panels manufactures insulated metal panels for buildings. The North America headquarters is in DeLand, Florida, in a 29,000-square-foot facility that was retrofitted and expanded. The company’s United States product offering is grouped into three categories: Insulated Panel Systems, Controlled Environments, and Architectural Insulated Panels and Façade Systems.

Wall panel products in the Technical Library include the QuadCore KS Series, described as panels with a range of profiles, and its variants QuadCore KS Flat, KS Shadowline and KS Granitstone, the last having a masonry-like texture. QuadCore KarrierPanel is described as a universal barrier wall panel, and QuadCore Optimo as a flat wall panel. KingRib Wall is a wall version of the KingRib profile. K-Roc HF is a fire-rated panel line for sensitive environments, and K-Roc FX is the mineral fiber panel in the same family. Interior versions of the KS Flat and KS Shadowline panels are also listed.

Roof panel products are KingRib and KingSeam. KingRib is described as an alternative to field-assembled roof panels, and KingSeam gives a standing-seam roof appearance in an insulated metal panel. QuadCore B Vale is a further QuadCore panel profile in the library.

Accessories and components include Leo-Klip, a fastening solution described as able to increase spans by up to 40 percent, Accent Fin, a finishing accent for panel buildings, and Downspouts made to match the panel installation. CLEANsafe 120 belongs to the Controlled Environments catalog.

Core types named by the company are QuadCore, a self-blended hybrid insulation core rated at 8.0 R-value per inch, PIR, rated at 7.2 R-value per inch or higher, and PUR, typically 5 to 7.1 R-value per inch. Most insulated metal panels are 1 to 6 inches thick. KS Series wall panels range from 2 to 6 inches. Cold storage panels are available up to 8 inches thick and are usually 45 3/8 inches wide.

Projects shown by the company include food and dairy processing, cold storage, data centers, self storage, airports, sports stadiums, healthcare, aerospace manufacturing, manufacturing and other industrial buildings across North America.