The insulated, rendered mobile garage shown in the photographs (a lightweight garage with a brick-effect finish):

Width and length: total external dimensions: 9.5 × 6.29 m, of which 6.5 × 6.29 m is the garage and 3 × 6.29 m is the storage room with a separate entrance
Roof type: rear-sloping roof, clad with 6 cm thick PIR sandwich panels, topped with anthracite-grey corrugated trapezoidal sheet metal
Height: maximum height: 2.65 m, minimum height: 2.5 m
Gate type: 1 insulated, motorised sectional door on the front wall
Gate width and height: 5×2.1 m (total clearance height: 2 m)
Door type: 1 door (left-hinged, 1 x 2 m, insulated, aluminium, with wide horizontal panelling) on the front wall of the garage
Door type: 1 door (left-hand opening, 0.9 x 2 m, uninsulated) – a connecting door between the garage and the storage area inside the building
Window: 2 plastic top-hung windows with double glazing (35 cm wide × 170 cm high, with anthracite-grey frames) on the front wall of the building, in the storage area
Wall construction: 6 cm thick PIR sandwich panel wall, covered on the outside with KABE acrylic render
Wall cladding: KABE acrylic render with a 2 mm grain size, which matches the appearance of the rendered walls of the built garage
Frame construction: galvanised steel frame, robust design
Edging on the roof
Riveting: colored rivets harmonizing with the sheet covering on the side walls
Colours: anthracite grey (gate, door, window, roof) and white (walls)
Gutter: grey in colour, on the rear wall, with a drain on the left-hand side
Internal partition: a partition wall situated 3 metres from the left-hand edge of the building, providing a separate storage area with separate external and internal entrance doors
Fixing: fixing to a concrete base or concrete blocks using concrete dowels

The plastered sandwich-panel mobile garage (lightweight garage with a brick-effect finish) can be customised with the following additional features, in addition to the parameters listed above:

door prop
ventilation grille
tiled roofing

The colour of the walls can be chosen freely from the colour palette of high-quality plaster produced by the Swiss manufacturer KABE. The colours include natural earth tones, elegant greys, off-white shades, as well as sand, beige and anthracite tones, all of which blend harmoniously into any setting. The available colour palette is Colours, wall structure information You can view this under the menu item.

In addition, you can, of course, make modifications such as changing the basic dimensions of the mobile garage, the position of doors and windows, the colour of the cladding, the direction of the roof pitch, etc. Please specify any requested modifications or additions when requesting a quote, and we will email you a quote incorporating the requested changes. The order will only be finalised once the requested details have been confirmed and the quote has been accepted.

A DELUX The price of a high-quality sandwich-panel, rendered prefabricated garage (a lightweight, brick-effect garage) includes manufacture, delivery, assembly and the securing of the building to the foundation you have prepared as required.

A comparison of PIR, PUR and EPS insulation

A insulated mobile garages, storage units and other items lightweight structures Thermal insulation is crucial in terms of durability, energy efficiency and comfort.
A PULION’s insulated, rendered buildings made from PIR-filled sandwich panels are being manufactured, representing the very latest in thermal insulation technology.

➡️ The a garage made of plastered, PIR-insulated sandwich panels ideal for those who durable, energy-efficient and aesthetically pleasing They are looking for a long-term solution.

Why is PIR better than PUR and EPS?

A PIR panels larger thermal efficiency, safety and service life offer, such as PUR or EPS alternatives.

Of the same thickness:
The PIR panel is approx. Better thermal insulation with 10% provides better protection than PUR,
and approximately 70% more efficient, such as EPS.
In the case of different thicknesses (a common comparison):
the 60 mm PIR panel approx. Better heat retention with 64% provides the For 40 mm PUR,
and more than 150% better the For 40 mm EPS compared to.

Fire safety and stability

A PIR technology a further advantage is that self-extinguishing, it doesn’t melt, and remains stable even when exposed to heat,
whilst the PUR and EPS materials they may melt or catch fire in the event of a fire.

This feature is particularly important in the in buildings with sealed, plastered surfaces,
where the fire safety and durability are both of key importance.

Tip

If you’re planning for the long term and it’s important that reliable thermal insulation,
then the Garage made of sandwich panels with PIR insulation the best choice.

Feature	PIR	PUR	EPS
Thermal conductivity (λ W/mK)	0,020–0,021	0,022–0,024	0,036–0,038
Self-extinguishing	✅ Yes	⚠️ Only when added	❌ No
It melts in fire	❌ No	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Heat resistance	Excellent	⚠️ Medium	❌ Poor
Thermal insulation (compared to PIR at the same thickness)	—	-10 %	-70 %

The figures are industry averages; manufacturers’ λ values may vary slightly.

In summary: the PIR sandwich panel safer, more durable and more energy-efficient solution, which is why we use only this one in our insulated, plastered buildings.