All type of Insulation Solutions for your Property

IMPORTANCE OF GOOD INSULATION ?

Insulation will help you keep the desired temperature in your house all year round, protecting it against cold in winter and excess heat in summer. Insulation is also useful to reduce noise pollution. A well insulated house is very energy efficient and will need very little additional heating and cooling. Insulation  protects the inside and outside of buildings against sound, water, humidity, heat and cold.

How much money you will save by insulating your home will depend on different factors like the type of insulation and the size of your house. Moreover, depending on how old your house is, you will need to incorporate more or less insulation measures. The good thing is that you generally don’t need any planning permission for fitting insulation measures and they will eventually pay back so it is a wise investment.

Thermal insulation

Heat insulation is a type of insulation used in buildings and installations. Thermal insulation extends the lifetime of the building and provides great savings in fuel and cooling charges. Increases energy saving, reduces environmental pollution. The mantling application is the kind used in heat insulation.

• Sheathing

 For the thermal insulation of buildings, 3 different methods are applied: from inside, from outside and sandwich wall. To prevent the formation of thermal bridges and to ensure the continuity of insulation is the best application jacketing or sheathing (mantolama) application.

The insulation is to cover the outer shell of the building with thermal insulation materials in order to prevent heat losses and gains according to seasonal weather conditions. Technically, it is the heat insulation made to the outer surface of the building to reach the required heat conduction coefficient before the heat bridge occurs.

ADVANTAGES OF SHEATHING (MANTOLAMA)

• It prevents the formation of thermal bridges by completely insulating the reinforced concrete construction elements of all kinds of beams, columns, beams, etc. on the outer surface of the building.
• It prevents the cracks and damages that may occur due to the temperature differences in the main material by wrapping the building like a mantle.
• The outer walls of the building are protected from all effects of the area.
• The risk of condensation is minimized.
• Provides both heat and water insulation.
• A sheathing of the technique ensures a heat saving of up to 50%.

 Water Insulation

The waterproofing done to the building is done to prevent water and damp from damaging the building. Waterproofing can be applied to building foundation, roof, wall and building surroundings. The lack of waterproofing decreases the resistance of the building and therefore the risk of collapse in a possible earthquake.

Since the temperature is distributed in a balanced way, there is no condensation and air flow, thus a comfortable living space is obtained.

It contributes to the protection of the environment as it minimizes fuel consumption.

Extends the life of the building by protecting the reinforcements in the concrete section on the outer walls of the building against corrosion.

• ELASTIC INSULATION

 It is a cement based waterproofing material that provides waterproofing by acrylic dispersion used in swimming pools on wet surfaces such as balconies, bathrooms, toilets, kitchens. It is used in pool applications, terraces and balconies, on concrete, plaster, screed.

• MEMBRANE INSULATION

Membrane insulation is used in foundation tanking and foundation wall insulation of terraces and sloped concrete roofs, for waterproofing of wet floors etc. The membrane should be applied along the perimeter of the roof, at the bottom of the chimney or at the beginning of the roll, with at least one meter full gluing.

• SLIDING INSULATION

Sliding insulation is preferred because it provides better adherence to easily applied concrete and various surfaces and provides a water insulation layer that does not form joints by filling various capillary cracks and pores formed in the structure.

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