Posted By Banana707 on 10 Sep 2013 02:50 AM
Hi,
It is really hard to see the damage. It is not very visible even when you see it and does look like a large hand print. When you push on the panel it still feels hard and like the foam is still in tact but when a handy man took a look he thought it was delaminating.
The handy man thought the panels were APS Versiclad and the measurements of the panels were 1000 x 4200 which is why we thought they were propbably SIPs as the Spacemaker SIP panels are 1000 in width. They could however be another type.
We just wanted to get some indepent advice before speaking with the manfacturer as we have never dealt with this before and I am not familiar with insulated roofing panels at all.
Banana707,
1000 is a very common width worldwide, even in the US.
Unless there is sagging or evidence od structural failure , I would not be concerned
I have seen things as small as a house fly that gets laminated between the skin and the core cause an ugly blemish ,since it looks like a hand print , it could be a something like a thin latex glove that got laminated during production and not caught by quality control
Tha fact that you said it is hard, means that it is probably not delaminating, but rather some foreign object laminated during production