A Dining Space So Comfortable, Your Customers Never Want to Leave
PUF Roof & Wall Panels for Restaurants
- Cool even at peak afternoon heat
- No leaks or damp in the monsoon
- Quieter, calmer dining space
- Lower AC bills every month
THE PROBLEM
A Room That Feels Right Is the Reason They Stay
They stay, they order more
They come back
Right in every season
How we keep your room comfortable
An Insulated Shell That Holds the Comfort In
Advantages
Comfortable Guests, Lower Costs, Fewer Headaches
Guests Stay Cool at Peak Hours
Your AC Bill Finally Drops
No More Monsoon Leaks or Damp
A Clean Look Guests Notice
Open Weeks Sooner
Made to Fit Your Space
The Only Panel Manufacturer in All Four Corners of India

35+
Years Excellence

7
Fully Automated Production Lines

10 LAKH +
Monthly Production Capacity

2 LAKH +
Trusted By Industry Leaders
Technical Specifications
PUF Roof & Wall Panel Options for Restaurants
| Specification | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Panel Type | Insulated sandwich PUF roof and wall panels |
| Roof Panel Thickness | 30, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100 and 120 mm |
| Wall Panel Thickness | 30, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100, 120 and 150 mm |
| Nominal Core Density | 40 ± 2 kg/m³ |
| Panel Length | 1,000–12,000 mm, customised according to restaurant dimensions |
| Roof Panel Width | 1,000 mm and 1,060 mm |
| Wall Panel Width | 1,000 mm, 1,150 mm and 1,160 mm |
| Facing Options | PPGI, PPGL, aluminium, pre-painted aluminium or stainless steel |
| Roof Application | Rooftop dining areas, standalone restaurants, cafés, canteens and modular food outlets |
| Wall Application | External walls, gable ends, dining enclosures and approved service-area partitions |
| Joint Options | Project-specified roof joint and tongue-and-groove wall-panel systems |
| Accessories | Flashings, trims, ridge caps, fasteners, fillers, sealants and closure components |
| Finish Options | Standard or project-specific colours and surface finishes |
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FAQ'S
Yes. Most of the heat in a restaurant comes straight through the roof and walls, and PUF panels block a large share of it before it reaches your guests. Combined with your AC and ventilation, the room stays noticeably cooler and more comfortable — and your cooling doesn’t have to work as hard. Actual results also depend on ventilation, how full the room gets, and heat drifting in from the kitchen.
Pricing depends on the panel type, thickness, steel facing, customised length, quantity, accessories and your location. The best way to get an accurate figure is to share your roof and wall areas, drawings or a rough layout — you’ll get a clear, itemised quote rather than a vague estimate.
If your heat problem is mainly from above, roof panels alone make a big difference. For a fully cool, quiet, enclosed dining space — especially rooftop restaurants, standalone outlets and modular setups — roof and wall panels together give you the complete result.
It depends on your roof exposure, wall design, air-conditioning setup and how much insulation you want. Thicker cores hold out more heat. Rather than guess, we recommend the right specification after reviewing your drawings, so you don’t overspend or under-insulate.
By stopping outside heat before it enters, PUF panels reduce the load on your air-conditioning, so it runs less and draws less power. Many owners see the difference most during peak summer months, when an uninsulated roof would otherwise force the AC to run flat-out all day.
Yes. They’re commonly used for roof replacement, rooftop enclosures, added dining areas and re-cladding walls. The only requirement is a quick check of your existing structure and fixing points before installation, to confirm it can carry the panels safely.
Because the panels are prefabricated — roofing, insulation and finish in one — installation is far faster than conventional construction. Alfaa delivers across India, typically within 7 days, so your project moves quickly and you reopen sooner.
Not over cooking lines, exhaust zones or other fire-sensitive areas. Those spaces need a consultant-specified fire-rated system such as PIR or Rockwool. Standard PUF panels are ideal for dining areas, enclosures and service spaces — not direct high-heat kitchen zones.
Yes. Pre-coated steel facings and sealed joints keep out rain, wind and dust, protecting your dining room from leaks, damp and that musty smell guests notice immediately. The comfort holds up through summer heat and monsoon alike.
They’re designed to. Smooth, pre-coated surfaces give a clean, modern finish that’s easy to wipe down and maintain, with a range of colours and finishes so the space looks cared for — not industrial.