Thermal insulation sandwich panel is a type of material used in construction, consisting of three main layers: The outer layer: Made of metal, such as aluminum or galvanized iron, it provides protection against weather factors and corrosion. The insulating layer: Composed of thermal insulation materials, such as polystyrene (EPS), polyurethane (PU), or rock wool, it helps reduce heat transfer between the inside and outside. The inner layer: Made of metal, such as aluminum or galvanized iron, it provides additional protection and precision in installation. Features of thermal insulation sandwich panel: Effective thermal insulation to reduce energy consumption High resistance to moisture and corrosion Easy installation and maintenance Savings in overall construction costs Fire and heat resistance Uses of thermal insulation sandwich panel: Construction of warehouses and storage facilities Industrial and commercial buildings Farms and poultry houses Residential buildings, schools, and hospitals Workers' rooms Drivers' rooms Covering setbacks Covering light wells Central refrigerators