Modular IMP walls and enclosures —
half the labor time,
half the labor cost
.

Our patented extrusion system snaps together with
50–70% fewer parts than a typical IMP enclosure solution,
so just one crew finishes it in half the time.

Real install · time-lapse

Engineered by the Airtho cleanroom team

Half the labor cost of stick-built, and 30%+ faster to assemble than a typical IMP system.

How is it possible? Anyone can sell you an insulated metal panel. What we engineered is everything between the panels: a patented kit of extrusions where every condition is a named part that clicks into the last one. Three things follow from that.

One crew, so the labor costs less.

It arrives factory-finished — no framing, insulating, taping or painting sequence, and nothing has to cure before the next trade can start. One install crew instead of five or six sequenced trades, and no separate ceiling sub or supporting steel to 16'.

Fewer parts, so it goes up faster.

Corner, seam, electrical, window, floor, long span — each one is an extrusion with a part number, and the parts snap together. 50–70% fewer parts than a typical IMP system, and the geometry holds the wall plumb and square instead of a crew holding it.

And the materials cost about the same.

Compared like for like — against stick-built finished to the same level, insulated and fully closed out, or against a typical modular IMP solution — the material cost lands in the same range. You aren't paying a premium for the kit and hoping the labor makes it back. The labor saving is on top.

How it works in five steps.

01

Specify your wall or enclosure.

Footage, height, corner count, doors & windows — a sketch is enough. Every corner, opening and penetration comes back as a named extrusion. See the products → · Or jump straight to the quote form →

02

Choose the package — kit or full turnkey.

Take delivery of the engineered kit and install it with your own crew, or hand the whole scope to us. See the solutions →

03

Receive a quote in 24 hours.

A scoped number comes back in 24 hours — not a budget range to be firmed up later.

04

Get it on site in 6–8 weeks, or less.

Panels, extrusions, track, openings and hardware arrive packaged together as one kit — one order, one delivery, 6–8 weeks lead time from release, faster when the scope draws on materials we already stock.

05

Enclosures install in as little as 8 steps, stand-alone walls in 4.

50–70% fewer parts than a typical IMP system. One crew, no wet trades, nothing waiting on cure time.

Third party tested.

ASTM Class A rated.

Panels carry a Class A classification to ASTM E84 — flame spread and smoke developed, the finish requirement that covers most interior industrial partitions.

ASTM E84 · flame spread & smoke developed

Third-party structural validation.

Independent structural engineering analysis providing code-compliant qualified design guidelines for layouts and structurally rated attachment points.

See the certification scope →

PanelEase against stick-built and the typical modular IMP enclosure systems.

PanelEase vs. stick-built vs. modular office / enclosure systems
Line item PanelEase Stick-built Modular office / enclosure systems
What you buy One engineered kit — panels, extrusions, track, openings, hardware. Installed by your crew, or ours — kit or turnkey → Labor + raw material, assembled on site A finished room, priced per sq ft and installed by their crew or dealer
Material cost Baseline Comparable, at the same finish level — insulated and fully finished Comparable, at the same finish level — insulated and fully finished
Install time Baseline ~2× longer on comparable job size — based on a GC's own reported project results ~1.4× longer on comparable job size — based on a GC's own reported project results
Ceiling / cap* Can be wall-supported to 16'. For spans over 16', see Structural support requirements Framed and finished separately Deck carried by the walls, or an engineered deck on steel
Floor variation Up to 1" absorbed in the track Builder's responsibility → back-charge Not one publishes a tolerance, a shim detail or a maximum variance
Electrical routing Power Post carries the pathway inside the wall — a routing channel Separate rough-in Raceways or a pre-wired package — wire and conduit often "by others"
Attachment hardware Unistrut-compatible — not a proprietary clip Whatever the trade brings Proprietary or unpublished
Insulation performance held 4"–8" panel — sealed joints, no panel penetration, assembly performs like the panel Batt between studs Office panel, typically 1.75"–3" — thinner than industrial IMP
Trades on site One install crew 5–6 sequenced — framers, insulators, tapers, painters, electrician One crew, usually theirs — turn-key or through a dealer
Framing None. PanelEase combines the install, structural and finishes without separate framing Wood or cold-formed steel studs Post-and-panel — the posts are the structure, same as ours
Wet trades / cure time None — arrives factory-finished Tape, mud, sand, paint — nothing proceeds until dry None
Tax treatment TPP — Section 179 / 100% bonus, year one Real property, 39 years TPP — Section 179 / 100% bonus, year one
End of life Positive residual, relocatable You pay to demolish and landfill Positive residual
Change it in year 5 Demountable, extends laterally, strut capacity already there Demolition Demountable
Structural support requirements* Easy attachment to overhead structure for spans over 16' — full-length Unistrut-compatible channels. No overhead structure, or need more capacity? PanelEase can supply that too. Wall is part of the building Load-bearing posts carry the deck; steel where span or load needs it
Drop ceiling / utility support attachments Included, penetration-free — Unistrut-compatible channels, 2,000 lb rated point load capacity None. Requires penetration of the cap to attach to building structure None. Requires penetration of the cap to attach to building structure
Sprinkler integration Easy-peasy. Order the FM-approved PE sprinkler integration components and get a qualified system that installs on the ground and provides a sealed penetration with flex hose and Victaulic fitting(s) for easy attachment to building systems Pre-piped requires costly, time-consuming installation and finishing around the sprinkler penetrations, done at height. Piped-after requires time-consuming, costly penetrations by the sprinkler contractor, done at height and with material restrictions in place Requires time-consuming, costly penetrations by the sprinkler contractor, done at height and with material restrictions in place
Wall height* To 45' (PolyISO, L/120) · 28' typical Tops out at 23' without additional structural attachments or enhancements To 35–40′ on the tallest systems — no load or deflection criterion published
Horizontal span (cap)* Self-spanning to 16' — 19 psf at L/180, 15 psf at L/240 (4" EPS). To 35' hung from Super Steel Framed and finished separately — per engineering None of them publishes a self-supporting span — deck carried by the walls, or an engineered deck on steel
Lead time 6–8 weeks or less, from release · quote in 24 h Trade availability 4–12 weeks; 5 days on pre-configured sizes

*Heights and spans depend on multiple project factors. Final design for each project and location must be reviewed and approved by a licensed professional engineer.

◆ Next step

Got a wall or enclosure
coming up?

Send us the condition and roughly how big — a sketch is enough. We'll come back within 24 hours with a scoped number.