Sandwich panels and façade panels in precast concrete2026-06-25T08:39:45+02:00

Sandwich panels and façade panels in precast concrete

Looking for durable, well-insulated and quick-to-install sandwich panels or façade panels in concrete? Our precast elements combine concrete and insulation in one seamless whole. Ideal for those who want to build efficiently without sacrificing quality or appearance.

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Sandwich panels in precast concrete: insulation and finishing in one

Prefab sandwich panels combine a load-bearing concrete inner layer, a high-quality insulation layer (in PIR or rock wool) and an aesthetically finished exterior in one prefabricated element. They are completely prefabricated in controlled conditions, ensuring consistent quality, dimensional stability and a perfectly finished facade.

Unlike traditional construction with loose insulation and cladding, sandwich panels are ready to assemble immediately. With their robust structure and excellent insulation value, concrete sandwich panels are the ideal solution for those who want to combine comfort, speed and durability.

Windows (including glazing), fitted with the necessary bibs, can already be built in at the factory so that you can almost immediately deliver a floor wind and watertight after installation.

Applications of precast sandwich panels

Facade sandwich panels are extremely versatile. They are used in such applications as:

  • Industrial halls and logistics centers

  • Office and commercial construction

  • Apartment complexes and homes

  • Partition walls in industrial buildings

  • The combination of load-bearing capacity, thermal performance and finishing freedom also makes precast insulated wall panels suitable for projects with high architectural requirements. Think façades in exposed concrete, panels with relief or color, or integration of window openings and technical features.

Our various
finishing
options

Our precast sandwich panels and wall panels offer numerous finishing options, tailored to both the functional and aesthetic needs of your project.

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CarbonCast: Innovative sandwich panels for future-oriented construction projects

CarbonCast is an innovative wall panel consisting of insulated sandwich panels reinforced with a carbon fiber mesh. This advanced technology replaces traditional reinforcement and enables lighter, leaner structures without sacrificing strength or durability.

Ideal for those thinking ahead: the payback period is a little further, but the long-term benefits are considerable. The application is simple – the complexity lies mainly in the stability technology. Those who need support can rely on the extensive technical documentation, tests and reports.

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Frequently asked questions about

sandwich panels and wall panels

Do you have questions about sandwich panels and wall panels? Here you will find answers to the most common questions that can help you make the right choice for your construction project.

What are precast sandwich panels?2026-05-12T07:55:03+02:00

Precast sandwich panels consist of two concrete shells with an insulation layer (in PIR or rock wool) between them. They combine bearing capacity, insulation and finishing in one efficient building component.

Where are sandwich panels most often used?2026-05-12T07:55:03+02:00

They are ideal for facades of industrial buildings, logistics centers, offices and even apartments. Thanks to their insulating core, they meet today’s requirements for energy efficiency.

Are there finishing options available?2026-05-12T07:55:03+02:00

Yes. Depending on the project, you can choose decorative concrete, colored or blasted concrete, textured mats or stone strips. This will give the façade the right look without additional operations on site.

How will these panels be installed?2026-05-12T07:55:03+02:00

They are produced to size and assembled on site immediately using cranes. The rapid installation reduces construction time. Anchoring the panels to the structure is a separate study.

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