The process begins with multiple workers applying an adhesive foam in a looping pattern along the backside of large wall panels.
This foam provides strong initial bonding, ensures even distribution, and contributes to insulation. The loops enhance grip against the brick wall surface.
Mounting the Insulated Panels
Next, the large sandwich panels—consisting of an exterior finish layer, a foam core, and an interlocking edge—are aligned and pressed against the brick wall.
The tongue-and-groove design helps panels connect securely and prevents heat loss.
Workers carefully adjust each piece to ensure tight seams.
Anchoring with Power Tools
Once aligned, each panel is secured with anchors or screws using a power drill.
This step ensures that the foam adhesive sets firmly and the panels are mechanically locked in place.
The panels now offer both structural support and thermal insulation.
Fast, Durable, and Modern Exterior Finish
This method creates a clean, modern facade with enhanced insulation properties, making it ideal for energy-efficient buildings.
The system is quick to install and ideal for large surfaces needing both aesthetics and thermal performance.
