PØLYPHEN® PANELS
POLYPHEN® can be converted into steel clad panels cost-effectively, on existing continuous lamination lines that produce the widely used polystyrene/steel panels. These lines draw steel from coils, which is roll-formed and coated with glue to create panels with easy-to-assemble tongue-and-groove edges.
PØLYPHEN® Panels are "Approved Panels" under New Zealand Standards.
NZS 4541:2007 classes insulated panels as either Combustible or Approved.
PØLYPHEN® Panels are New Zealand made insulated panels that have FM Approval and are “Approved Panels”.
POLYPHEN® Panels have been used on many projects including buildings for Agrifeeds, Comvita, EastPack, Fonterra, Griffins, Goodman Fielder, Kaimai Cheese, La Bonne Cuisine and Tip Top.
Panel production is available from all leading NZ panel producers.
TECHNICAL DATA
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Description
A versatile insulated building panel with a tongue and groove jointing system roll formed along the edges.
PØLYPHEN® Panel comprises of outer skins of prepainted steel with a core of phenolic/polystyrene composite foam.
Panel Facing
The durability of PØLYPHEN® Panel is largely dependant on the panel facings.
The standard skin is precoated steel manufactured by BHP NZ Steel – G2 Colorsteel®.
The facing coating must comply with the criteria in the BHP NZ Steel “Specifiers and Builders Guide”.
Adhesive
The metal facings are bonded to the PØLYPHEN® core with a two part thermosetting CFC free polyurethane adhesive.
PØLYPHEN® Core
The Panel core is fire resistant PØLYPHEN® manufactured by PØLYPHEN® NZ.
Jointing
The panel facings have roll formed edges forming a 12mm tongue and groove jointing system.
Thickness
Varying thicknesses are available to suit design criteria of thermal insulation and structural spanning.
Maintenance
PØLYPHEN® Panel should be maintained in accordance with the standard Maintenance Recommendations. |