Mapes Panels Manufacturing

Insulated Panels By Mapes Panels

The Mapes laminated insulated metal panel has evolved over the years to meet the ever-increasing needs of an energy-conscious world. Mapes Panels continues to be a leader in the development of custom architectural metal panel solutions for the construction industry, residential, and commercial construction projects. Mapes Panels Manufacturing has been in business for over 30 years. This makes them one of the older companies in their industry, and they’ve developed a reputation for quality products backed by outstanding customer service.

Mapes panels are distributed on a non-exclusive basis to more than 4000 qualified dealers whose primary function is to service the architectural glass and glazing trade. As a manufacturer, Mapes Panels has to be very careful about how they handle their products. They have to be sure that the products are processed and treated properly in order to prevent damage during shipping or storage.

Mapes Panels does a great job of protecting their product during shipping and storage. They use wooden crates to pack their products, which can prevent damage from occurring in the first place. The boxes are then stacked on pallets so that there is no contact between one board and another. When you partner with Mapes, you can trust that you will receive the absolute best panels on the market. Our industry experts with years of invaluable experience and know-how are ready to help you reach the right solution for your project. On time and done to perfection, Mapes is ready to exceed your expectations in every way.

The mainstay of any modern home. You can find them in every room, from the kitchen to the bathroom, and they’re usually the first thing people notice when they enter a room. They are made from wood veneer and are a popular choice for furniture. They come in a variety of styles and colors and can be found at a range of prices.

Architectural panels are available in a variety of colors, textures, and styles. They come in white oak veneer, birch veneer, red cedar wood veneer, and other types of wood. They can be found at a range of prices depending on the type and quality of wood used to make them. There are a few different types of architectural panels. Some are made from solid wood veneer, while others are made from plywood or MDF. The type of material used in the panel affects the price and level of quality.

Spandrel Panels

The horizontal elements span the length of a window. They are often used in windows to create a sense of depth and they can be used as a design element to add definition to a room. Spandrel panels are a type of window that can be found in places like the walls of an elevator or escalator. They are also known as cantilever panels or cantilever beams, and they’re used to help support the weight of the structure above.

Spandrel glass panel which includes an exterior skin of 1/4″ tempered spandrel glass laminated directly to an insulating core, interior substrate, and finished interior skin. This unique solution provides a low-cost, single-source glazing option for all curtain walls, spandrel, and window applications. The interior of the MapeSpan panel can be factory finished complementing any design requirement, including Kynar, Anodized, and Baked Enamel. The unitized nature of MapeSpan also reduces field labor and is assembled in a factory-controlled environment.

Insulated Panels

A great way to make your walls more energy efficient and better insulated. These panels come in many shapes, sizes, and colors and can be used to cover the entire wall or just a portion. The insulated panels work by blocking the cold air that would otherwise seep through the walls. The panels are usually installed above the ceiling, and the cold air is blocked from entering the space.

Many people choose to install insulated panels on their walls because they’re easy to put up and remove. They can also be used in places where the insulation isn’t needed as much, such as an exterior wall or ceiling. The panels are available in a variety of materials. They’re made out of fiberglass, fiber cement, and foam. They can be painted or stained to match the room’s decor.

Infill Panels

Thin, lightweight panels are used to fill gaps in the case. They are typically made from materials such as plastic, aluminum, or fiberglass. The name infill panels are used to cover up empty spaces that would otherwise leave ugly voids in a home’s exterior or interior design. Mapes Panels has developed a large-missile and bullet impact resistant line of laminated panels for use in curtain walls, storefronts, and window applications where design elements require high impact/high load materials. This unrivaled product, with a Class D Impact Rating, has received formal Florida Product Approval with certification #FL32414. This approval signifies that the product meets the most stringent impact/hurricane resistance criteria and is suitable for use in high-velocity hurricane zones (HVHZ). MapeShield panels can be used in any framing system design for this type of application. The panels can match any architectural finish including Kynar, Anodized, and Baked Enamel. Custom applications including bullet-resistant panels are also available.

These panels are applied over metal or wood siding. They come in a variety of colors, patterns, and textures. The most common colors are white and beige, with some vinyl options to choose from as well. The infill panels used in the home pictured above are made from a lightweight, flexible material. They’re designed to cover up empty spaces and give the appearance that an entire wall is one continuous panel.

Impact Resistant Infill Panels

A relatively new innovation in the industry. These panels are designed to absorb and disperse impact energy, minimizing damage to the surrounding area. The panels are easy to install, and they can be removed if you decide to sell your home. They’re also designed in a way that allows for the future expansion of the structure.

The panels are made of polyethylene, a durable and weather-resistant material. They’re also designed to be cut without damaging them, so you can install them any way that works best for your home’s layout. They come in different sizes, so they can be installed on any type of house or structure. The panels are designed to fit any type of home. They’re available in different sizes, and they come in a variety of colors. You can even choose from five custom color options to match the exterior paint on your house.

Fire Resistant Panels

The most common and popular wall covering is vinyl. It’s easy to install and comes in a wide variety of colors, patterns, textures, and styles. Fire-resistant panels are great for filling in spaces you want to keep free of combustible material. The fire-resistant material is typically a combination of materials, including plastic and steel. Because it’s fire-resistant, you can use the panel in any room of your home. It doesn’t matter if you have a wood-burning fireplace or a gas stove. The panels are fireproof and won’t catch fire from heat or flames.

MapeStop fire-resistant panels are the ideal solution for fire-rated glazing applications. Class A rated (per ASTM E84), MapeStop panels can be custom designed with various substrates/insulation to meet any applicable design requirements and building codes including IBC and NFPA 285. Suitable for applications from side lights and transoms to high-rise construction, MapeStop is the solution you’ve been looking for.