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Thermal insulation

Thermal insulation is a necessary process to reduce unwanted heat transmission, through the structure in which it is installed.

Properties of thermal insulation

  • Bulk density
  • Conductivity
  • Permeability
  • Water Absorption
  • Mechanical properties

In this category you will find reflective thermal insulation, XPS extruded polystyrene, rock wool, glass wool and thermal paints.

Multi-layer material that reflects thermal radiation, composed of aluminium, polyester or polyethylene.

High-quality thermal insulation with closed-cell structure.

Fibrous structure traps air, preventing heat, maintains comfortable temperature all year round.

Effective, versatile and safe insulating material for construction, improves comfort and energy efficiency.

Coating with acrylic resins, ceramic microspheres and reflective pigments for thermal insulation.

Frequently asked questions

Reflective thermal insulation acts as a barrier against radiant heat, reflecting solar radiation and preventing it from entering the interior of a building. This can help reduce thermal load and maintain a more comfortable indoor temperature. Additionally, it can contribute to energy savings by reducing the need for air conditioning or other climate control systems.

Rock wool is a thermal insulation material made from melted volcanic rocks or basalt, which is then spun into fibres. Its properties include excellent thermal resistance, sound absorption capacity, and fire resistance. Additionally, it is a durable material that does not easily deform or degrade and does not attract pests or insects. Installing it helps to reduce heat transfer and maintain a stable indoor temperature.

Thermal paint insulation works by applying a special coating of paint to surfaces that need thermal insulation. This paint contains additives and components that help reduce heat transfer.

Thermal paint uses reflective and insulating properties to minimise heat absorption and heat transmission. Common additives in thermal paint include infrared-reflective particles, insulating materials, and ceramic compounds.

Reflective thermal insulation offers the following benefits:

  • Reflects heat: Its main advantage is that it reflects thermal radiation to prevent heat from entering or leaving the interior.

  • Effective in summer and winter: In summer, it reflects solar radiation, keeping heat out. In winter, it reflects interior heat, reducing heat loss.

  • Easy installation: It comes in sheets or flexible panels that can be applied to walls, ceilings, and other surfaces.

  • Durability: Reflective thermal insulation is resistant to moisture and wear, providing long-lasting performance.

  • Versatility: This type of insulation can be used in a wide range of applications, such as roofs, walls, floors, and attics. Suitable for both residential and commercial use.