If you’re sourcing insulated aluminum roof panels for a warehouse, logistics hub, or industrial project in Manila, this page covers the key specs, import duty rates, shipping timeline, and what to include in your RFQ to get an accurate FOB price within 24 hours.

Why Manila Projects Specify Insulated Aluminum Panels

Manila’s climate (peak temperatures of 35°C) and the operational demands of modern logistics and manufacturing facilities make insulated aluminum panels the practical choice over bare steel roofing. An uninsulated steel roof in Manila transfers heat directly into the building interior, driving up cooling costs and compromising temperature-sensitive goods.

Panel Specifications for Manila Projects

Panel	U-Value	Best For
75mm PIR, 0.6mm face	0.30 W/m²K	General warehouse (typhoon-rated)
100mm PIR, 0.6mm face	0.22 W/m²K	Air-conditioned PEZA factory
150mm PIR	0.15 W/m²K	Cold chain / food processing

Import Duty & Shipping to Manila

Entry Port	Manila International Container Terminal
Import Duty	0% under ACFTA with Certificate of Origin Form E
Transit Time	5–8 days from Guangzhou/Shenzhen; 8–12 days from Shanghai

The Philippines’ NSCP wind zones require robust panel specifications. We supply 0.6mm face sheet panels with double-lock standing seam interlocks rated for wind uplift resistance in Zone III and IV areas. PEZA-registered manufacturers may qualify for duty-free importation of production equipment and materials.

What to Include in Your RFQ

To get an accurate FOB price within 24 hours, include these details in your message:

• Project area — total m² of roof or wall panels
• Panel thickness — 75mm / 100mm / 150mm / 200mm, or “not sure yet”
• Coating preference — PVDF (recommended), SMP, or PE
• Timeline — when do you need panels on site?
• Destination port — Manila International Container Terminal or nearest port