Composite insulated panels are used on many agricultural, commercial and industrial buildings where roofing or wall cladding needs to provide both weather protection and insulation.

Unlike single-skin roofing sheets, composite panels are manufactured with an insulated core between outer and inner metal faces. This makes them useful for buildings where temperature control, condensation management, internal finish and overall building performance are important considerations.

Hardy Roofing Supplies can supply composite insulated roof and wall panels for suitable projects, along with associated materials such as bespoke flashings and trims, fixings and accessories and delivery support.

What Are Composite Insulated Panels?

Composite insulated panels are pre-formed building panels made from multiple layers. They usually include an external metal sheet, an insulated core and an internal liner sheet.

This construction allows the panel to act as both the external covering and part of the building’s insulation system. Depending on the project, panels may be used for roofs, walls or both.

Composite panels are commonly used where a more complete building envelope is needed compared with basic single-skin sheeting.

Where Are Composite Insulated Panels Used?

Composite insulated panels are used across a wide range of building types.

Common applications include:

  • Agricultural buildings
  • Commercial units
  • Industrial buildings
  • Workshops
  • Storage buildings
  • Manufacturing spaces
  • Retail or trade buildings
  • Extensions and refurbishment projects

They are often chosen where the building needs to be more comfortable internally, where temperature changes need to be reduced, or where a cleaner internal finish is required.

Composite Roof Panels

Composite roof panels are used to form insulated roof coverings on suitable buildings. They provide an external weathering surface and an internal finish, with insulation built into the panel.

This can make them useful for buildings where single-skin roofing sheets would not provide enough insulation or internal comfort.

When discussing composite roof panels, useful details include the roof size, panel length, required thickness, roof pitch, colour preference, fixings and whether flashings or trims are also required.

Composite Wall Panels

Composite insulated wall panels are used to form external walls or cladding sections on suitable buildings.

They can provide a clean external appearance, an internal liner and insulation within one panel system. This makes them useful for commercial, agricultural and industrial projects where a practical insulated wall solution is required.

Wall panel enquiries should include approximate wall dimensions, openings, colour requirements and any relevant drawings or photos.

Why Choose Composite Insulated Panels?

Composite insulated panels may be considered where a project needs more than a simple external sheet covering.

Potential benefits include:

  • Built-in insulation
  • Roof and wall options
  • Improved internal finish compared with some single-skin systems
  • Reduced need for separate insulation layers on suitable projects
  • Suitable for many agricultural, commercial and industrial buildings
  • Can be supplied with flashings, trims and fixings where required

The right product and specification will depend on the building, intended use, required performance and installation details.

What Details Are Needed for a Quote?

To help Hardy Roofing Supplies provide accurate guidance, it is useful to send as much detail as possible when requesting a quote.

Useful information includes:

  • Whether the panels are for a roof, wall or both
  • Approximate building dimensions
  • Required panel lengths
  • Preferred colour or finish
  • Panel thickness, if known
  • Any drawings, plans or sketches
  • Whether flashings, trims or fixings are required
  • Delivery postcode
  • Any site access restrictions

If you are replacing existing panels, photos of the current roof or wall can also be helpful.

Do Composite Panels Need Flashings and Fixings?

Most composite panel projects will also require suitable flashings, trims, fixings and accessories.

These may include ridge flashings, barge flashings, corner trims, eaves details, closures and fixings appropriate to the application.

Hardy Roofing Supplies can supply bespoke flashings and trims and fixings and accessories alongside panel orders where required.

Delivery for Composite Insulated Panels

Composite insulated panels can be bulky and need suitable delivery planning. Delivery availability can depend on order size, panel lengths, site access, location and scheduling.

Hardy Roofing Supplies is based in Marden, Kent and supplies roofing and cladding materials across Kent, the South East, the South West and wider Southern England.

When requesting a quote, include your delivery postcode and mention any access restrictions such as narrow lanes, restricted turning areas or unloading limitations.

You can also read more about roofing materials delivery.

Need Composite Insulated Panels?

Hardy Roofing Supplies can help with composite insulated roof and wall panels for suitable roofing and wall cladding projects.

Send your project details, dimensions, drawings or photos, colour preference and delivery postcode, and the team will help with the next step.

Contact Hardy Roofing Supplies to request a quote.

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