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Building Envelope Systems

Insulated Wall Panel

Our insulated wall panels can be customized based on project-specific thermal requirements and finish options making them ideal for use for commercial use and data centers. Panels are manufactured at our offsite facility and delivered for quick installation in the field, minimizing risk and site impacts.

Insulated Wall Panel Product

Through our partnership with Clark Pacific, we feel confident taking on more projects which has helped us grow our data center business. They are a consistent and reliable partner that anticipates our needs and delivers high quality solutions that fit the project requirements and schedule.

J.T. Magen

Typical Use

  • Data Centers​
  • Industrial/Warehousing​
  • Commercial​
  • Institutional

Insulated Wall Panel Finishes Guide

Explore the design possibilities with Clark Pacific. Our guide
showcases a wide range of standard colors, forms, textures, and finish combinations available for our insulated wall panel systems—making it easy to align performance with aesthetics.

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Standard Details and Design

  • Wall panels engineered to meet desired performance
  • Wall panels can be cladding only OR load bearing
  • Multiple Sealant Lines
  • Insulation thickness depends on thermal requirements (R-value)
  • Typical R-value range: 15-25
  • Standard Components
Typical panel insulation diagram with R-Value range

Core Benefits

Energy Efficiency
Reduced Maintenance
Superior Durability
Speed of Construction
Exceptional Quality
Minimal Site Disruption
Small Crew
Variety of Finishes

Frequently Asked Questions

Cladding IWPs provide the exterior enclosure, deliver continuous thermal insulation, and serve as the weather and finish surface while a separate structural frame carries gravity and lateral loads. Load bearing IWPs are engineered to carry vertical loads and in plane lateral loads so the panels act as the structural wall; they are detailed with prestress strand, mild reinforcement, and wythe connectors so the wythes act compositely for structural capacity. In both cases the concrete face wythe together with continuous insulation joint sealant and proper flashing and connection detailing form the weather barrier.

Clark Pacific’s insulated wall panels are designed to serve as the primary exterior weather barrier when the panel section and the joint and termination detailing follow Clark Pacific standards. The system pairs a factory cast concrete face wythe with continuous insulation and a specified joint system including backer rod, high performance sealant, flashings, and defined panel to panel connections. When Clark Pacific provides both the structure and the insulated enclosure together the integrated package reduces separate enclosure trade interfaces and the field coordination typically required with steel framing and separate cladding.

IWPs create a continuously insulated envelope because the insulation is cast into the panel and fully extended to the perimeter with connectors and joint detailing selected to limit thermal bypass. Clark Pacific commonly uses high density board insulation. High performance composite wythe connector systems preserve the thermal break while providing structural composite action. Field joints are finished with backer rod and high-performance sealant to maintain thermal continuity and to control air and moisture movement across the envelope system. 
Yes. Load bearing insulated wall panels are engineered with prestress and conventional reinforcement, so panels and connections carry the heavy service and ultimate loads encountered in a data hall, including the white space and rooftop equipment. When Clark Pacific delivers the precast structure, including columns, beams and factory produced floor and roof elements, together with the insulated enclosure as a single prefabricated package, it reduces on site trades and shortens construction schedules compared with steel framing and separate cladding. We coordinate embedded supports such as Unistrut and specify hanger and support locations on the shop drawings to simplify mechanical and electrical equipment installation.
Yes. The design guide includes reinforcing schemes and detailing for openings, vertical wall segments, and wall piers. Clark Pacific supplies engineered knockouts and purpose-built openings with specified reinforcement, connector and connection details. Joint sealant, backer rod, flashing, and panel to panel connection details are specified so large penetrations and future upgrades preserve structural capacity and envelope continuity.