ICC-ES AC214

Full Name

ICC-ES AC214 – Acceptance Criteria for Sandwich Panels with Metal Skins and a Foamed-in-place Foam-plastic Insulated Core

Scope

ICC-ES AC214 establishes the acceptance criteria for sandwich panels with metal skins and a foamed-in-place foam-plastic insulated core. These panels are intended for use as exterior, non-load-bearing wall cladding on buildings classified as noncombustible or combustible under the International Building Code (IBC) and other relevant codes. The scope of AC214 includes:
  • Materials: it specifies the acceptable types of metal skins, foam-plastic insulation, and adhesives used in the construction of sandwich panels.
  • Structural performance: it outlines the structural performance requirements for sandwich panels, including resistance to wind loads, impact resistance, and fire resistance.
  • Thermal performance: it specifies the thermal performance requirements for sandwich panels, ensuring they meet the energy efficiency standards of the building codes.
  • Durability: it outlines the durability requirements for sandwich panels, ensuring they can withstand weathering, moisture, and other environmental factors.
By providing these acceptance criteria, AC214 ensures that sandwich panels with metal skins and a foamed-in-place foam-plastic insulated core are safe, durable, energy-efficient, and compliant with building codes.

ICC-ES AC214 Accredited Inspection Agency

Applied Testing & Geosciences, LLC is accredited for performing inspections using the ICC-ES AC214 acceptance criteria. Contact us for more information.

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Keywords

sandwich panel; metal skin; foam-plastic insulation; foamed-in-place core; wall cladding; structural performance; thermal performance; fire resistance; wind load; impact resistance; durability; weathering resistance; moisture resistance