Looks like 3 major components here, the foil, the white tongue and groove system which is likely some plastic, and the main insulation. This here looks like rockwool which is about as firesafe as you can get. The tongue and groove plastic will melt but at that point the main body of the panel is fastened to the structure, so it wouldn't matter much. So all in all, looks very fire safe actually
Conejito
Is this outsulation?
daguq
Having seen what happened to Grenfell Tower, one needs to ask how fireproof they are.
Killerpixler
Looks like 3 major components here, the foil, the white tongue and groove system which is likely some plastic, and the main insulation. This here looks like rockwool which is about as firesafe as you can get. The tongue and groove plastic will melt but at that point the main body of the panel is fastened to the structure, so it wouldn't matter much. So all in all, looks very fire safe actually
jalcantara88127001
I wonder how long these are designed to last
SixSixxtySix
Right until after the sale is completed.
Xilir8
One brisk wind.
Coltaine
30-50 years iirc.
thepicklebucket
Until they burn down the structure
fskn
trumpypumpyinyourrumpy
Flange
Cornflakes91
saddam penguin
wibbIywobbIytimeywimey
Gesundheit
rmx256
We've been using panels like this to build walk in coolers for decades, this is not new or revolutionary.
glovelyday
We've been using panels like this (Alucobond) to build buildings as well. This is just an advertisement.
sometimesarobot
This is a building not a cooler
waspentalive
Anything is a cooler if you are refrigerated enough.
pyr0max
Wouldn't the shiny metal reflect sunlight and blind people?
ElectricSlideOrchestra
They'll dull over time but no more than the buildings that are essentially covered in mirrored glass.
pyr0max
Thanks.