Hygienic Wall and Ceiling Cladding for commercial, industrial, and cold storage construction

Hygienic wall and ceiling claddings are crucial in commercial, industrial, and refrigeration buildings to ensure clean and safe working environments. These areas combine high hygiene requirements with extreme stress caused by humidity, temperature fluctuations, cleaning processes, and mechanical impact. LAMILUX wall and ceiling claddings made of fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) combine hygiene, stability, and cost efficiency in one system: they are non-porous, waterproof, and resistant to chemicals, making them ideal for intensive cleaning and continuous use under demanding conditions. Especially in cold storage construction, LAMILUX solutions stand out due to their low thermal conductivity, which significantly reduces condensation and enables a permanently dry and hygienic room climate. 

The corrosion-free and moisture-resistant surfaces prevent the formation of mold or rust, even at consistently low temperatures and high humidity – a decisive advantage over metallic wall materials.
Through large-format and low-joint installation, homogeneous and easy-to-clean surfaces are created without weak points where dirt or moisture could accumulate. The impact- and scratch-resistant surfaces withstand mechanical stress even under heavy use. This results in long-lasting wall and ceiling areas that are hygienic, economical, and safe – whether in new construction or during the renovation of existing buildings.

In refrigerated and deep-freeze rooms, materials are exposed to particularly high demands in terms of hygiene and performance. Wherever low temperatures, high humidity, and frequent cleaning processes come together, conventional wall materials such as metal or tiles quickly reach their limits.
LAMILUX wall and ceiling cladding made of fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) is specifically designed for these challenging conditions. The surface is non-porous, waterproof, and completely corrosion-free, making it ideal for preventing mold growth, rust, and material fatigue over the long term.
A key advantage of FRP lies in its low thermal conductivity, which significantly reduces the risk of condensation. Warm, humid air does not cool down as rapidly on the wall surface, meaning that the dew point is rarely reached. As a result, walls and ceilings remain dry, hygienic, and free from dripping water – an essential benefit for both product safety and overall room hygiene.
In addition, FRP as sandwich panels offer excellent insulation performance at minimal wall thickness, supporting energy-efficient building concepts. The large-format, low-joint installation minimizes potential weak points, simplifies cleaning, and ensures a long-lasting, immaculate appearance – even under demanding cold storage conditions.