AWIP tests and certifies the full assembly to stand behind the way our products work together with your full building envelope project.
For architects and specifiers working under evolving energy code and project performance requirements, full-assembly certification provides documented support for specification review and project compliance evaluation.
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As dictated by ASHRAE for insulated metal panels, assembly-level R-values and U-values reflect how the building behaves once installed, giving your energy models and compliance filings a credible foundation. U-values are tested with IMP panel joints per ASHRAE 90.1, and R-values are tested and reported to 75-degree mean temperature.
All Weather Insulated Panels takes compliance management standards further, with ISO 9001 to ensure consistent quality and ISO 37301 for organizational integrity. Operating under ISO 37301 holds us accountable at every level of how we work. That means every panel you specify comes backed by a company built to operate with transparency and rigor.
With ISO 9001 and ISO 37301, All Weather Insulated Panels manufactures every panel and system to maximize performance and efficiency. From uncompromising fire safety to thermal insulation, our products are built to exceed the demands of modern construction.
When your project goes under scrutiny, you present data for the assembled system, not a stack of individual component reports that reviewers have to reconcile.
All Weather Insulated Panels prioritizes assembly-based testing and documentation. We are clearly aligned with NFPA 285, ASTM E84 and applicable code pathways, so our documentation reflects real-world configurations, including joints and transitions. Furthermore, All Weather Insulated Panels tests its products in accordance with applicable U.S. and Canadian standards.
Our low-slope roof deck assembly, OneDek®, achieves both a Class A fire rating and FM approval as a complete assembly.
We provide complete, accessible test reports, clear application guidelines and technical backing for the design decisions. The result is that architects are better equipped to defend their specifications and due diligence.