PUF Wall Panel for Walls, Partitions and Ceilings

Wall panel thickness and sizes

Wall panels run the same core range we manufacture across our product line, in plain, baby-rib or micro-rib wall profiles.

30/40/50/60 mm — general wall use

The 30–60 mm range covers most wall applications: partitions, office cabin walls, shed and warehouse walls, and general enclosure panels. Thickness within this range is chosen on heat control and budget rather than structural load, since the panel is a cladding-and-insulation element, not a load-bearing wall in the conventional building sense.

70/90 mm — made-to-order use

70 mm and 90 mm wall panels sit between our standard thickness steps and are made to order rather than held as stock — typically specified where a project needs heat control between the 60 mm and 100 mm standard steps. These are manufactured on client request against advance payment, with price and lead time confirmed at quotation rather than quoted as a standard stock rate.

Partition panel applications

As an internal partition, a PUF wall panel divides a space while carrying its own insulation and finish — useful anywhere you need to split a room, cabin or industrial floor without a wet-trade wall build. Common partition uses include office cabin divisions, cold-room-adjacent partitions, and internal walls inside prefab structures. Because the panel arrives finished, a partition wall goes up in a fraction of the time a plastered stud wall takes, with no drying time before the space is usable.

Ceiling and false-ceiling use

PUF panels are also supplied as a ceiling and false-ceiling panel — closing the underside of a roof or floor with the same insulated board used on the walls, rather than a separate suspended-ceiling system. A PUF ceiling panel gives a clean, finished underside and adds a further insulation layer where the roof panel alone doesn't fully control heat gain, which matters most in larger industrial spans and in rooms sitting directly under an uninsulated upper floor.

Because it uses the same core panel range as the wall, a PUF false ceiling panel is specified in the same thickness and facing options as the wall itself, confirmed against your ceiling drawing and span.

Price and quote factors

A PUF wall panel rate moves with thickness, facing, profile, length and order size — the same drivers that set every panel rate in our range. For the base panel rate by thickness, see our detailed PUF panel specifications and sizes, and reach out with your wall or ceiling area, thickness and site city for a firm quotation.

Panels fall under HSN 940690, and every quotation states facing, gauge and joint type in writing rather than a single blended rate — the same way every PUF panel quote from SAMAN is structured, across walls, roofing and cold storage.

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