Roof insulation
Airtightness, as well as proper vapour and wind protection, is extremely important. A properly insulated roof significantly reduces heat loss in winter and keeps the building cool in summer. When renovating a building, the roof is the….
Mansard Insulation
Mansard insulation, also known as room-in-roof or loft insulation, is essential when converting an attic into a comfortable living space. Proper insulation of roof slopes ensures that the entire area remains warm in winter and cool in summer…
Attic insulation
The importance of insulating attics (also known as lofts or mansards) is just as significant as roof insulation, because the insulating structure is not only the roof itself, but also the attic floor, roof elements, and wall insulation.
Cavity Wall Insulation
Older residential buildings were often constructed with an air gap between the inner and outer masonry walls. These cavities can be effectively insulated using injection polyurethane foam, or blown loose-fill insulation materials.
Facade insulation
External facade insulation is more beneficial than insulating walls from the inside. This method helps preserve the usable floor area of the home. It is also a safer option as it reduces the risk of condensation (dew point issues)…
Internal wall insulation
Internal wall insulation can be carried out using several methods, but it is essential to follow proper installation techniques. It is commonly applied using polyurethane foam or spray-applied (blown) insulation materials.
Non-standard structures
Non-standard structures refer to objects or constructions that are not directly related to traditional house insulation. In many cases, there is a need to insulate unique or custom-built elements for specific purposes.
Floor insulation
Various insulation materials can be used depending on the floor construction. Closed-cell polyurethane foam is dense and airtight, making it ideal for achieving high thermal performance. If you choose blown insulation…
Foundation insulation
When choosing materials for foundation insulation, it is essential to consider moisture absorption and compressive strength. Proper protection against moisture is criticalas excess water can reduce insulation…