Museum interior renovation has one of the most demanding wall standards in the entire construction industry. The walls must be ultra-flat to support heavy exhibit display cases, strictly non-dusting to protect cultural relics, fire-safe, and able to flexibly adjust internal wiring for changing exhibition layouts. The EPS Cement Sandwich Panel has become a go-to material for many new museum exhibition hall renovation projects, perfectly meeting all these strict requirements.
Each standard 100mm thick EPS Cement Sandwich Panel can easily support wall-mounted display frames, heavy cultural relic display brackets and large exhibition light boxes, no extra hidden steel frame reinforcement needed. Unlike traditional plaster walls that shed tiny dust particles for years after completion, the dense cement surface of the panel is completely non-shedding, creating a dust-free environment that protects precious ancient artifacts, paintings and calligraphy works from dust erosion. When the curatorial team needs to rearrange the exhibition layout, workers can quickly cut new slots on the panel to re-route power lines for new spotlights, sensor systems and interactive exhibition devices, without generating large amounts of construction dust that could damage the exhibits. The panel’s A1 non-combustible fire rating fully meets the strict cultural heritage building fire safety regulations. Many newly built local museums have adopted this panel for their exhibition hall partitions, as it cuts the total construction period by more than half while creating a fully compliant, adjustable exhibition space that can adapt to different exhibition themes for decades.
