Isolation
Why Insulate?
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Par ce que vous économisez de l’énergie donc, de l’argent !
Par ce que vous contribuez à la protection de l’environnement
Par ce que vous augmentez la valeur de votre maison
Par ce que vous améliorez le confort de votre habitat
- Industrial insulation
- Phonic insulation
- Sound impact insulation
- Insulation between the walls
- Insulation and roofs waterproofing
Industrial insulation
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Phonic insulation
Dubbing walls with rockwool or glass wool and plasterboard:
This type of insulation is made with a complex made of the plasterboard in the exterior side, associated with a metallic structure that contains the desired insulation either in rockwool or glass wool.
1st step:
Installation of the metallic structure
2nd step:
Fixing the rock wool
3rd step:
Fixing plasterboard
Insulating the walls with rockwool or MDF plates:
Acoustic Coverment with MDF panels on a wood or metal frame regardless of whether they are punched or not.
Insulation acoustic ceiling:
Sound impact insulation
What is impact noise?
The impact noise is the result of a shock or vibration: People movement (heels) or furniture, objects fall…
Which product to use for insulation?
ISOPACT (17 dB of reduction) ISOTOP
Insulation between the walls
Insulation between the double walls by injection of bulk rockwool:
Injection between the double walls of rockwool bulk, the rockwool density varies between a minimum of 20 kg/m3 and can reach 150 kg/m3 , the thermal conductivity ¦Ë = 0.036 W/m.k.
Insulation between the double walls with slabs of rockwool:
Semi Rigid rockwool slabs exist in different densities: 40, and 60 kg/m3, as well as in different thicknesses: 40 and 50 mm.
Insulation between the double walls with rolls of glass wool:
Rolls of glass wool covered with kraft paper, density: 20 kg/m3, thickness: 50 mm and thermal conductivity, ¦Ë = 0.038 W/m.k.
Insulation and roofs waterproofing
First Solution :
With rockwool slabs
Rockwool Panels are mainly designed and manufactured for the insulation of the roof terraces.
The thickness is 30 or 40mm, high density (150 kg/m3), resistant to compression as well as to aging and noncombustible.
Thermal conductivity = 0.040 W / (mk) / / Reaction to fire: EURO Class A1
Step 1 : Application of rockwool slabs
Step 2 : Application of a waterproofing membrane to protect the rockwool
Waterproofing: A waterproofing membrane APP ,in single layer , is composed of two frames of non-woven polyster and a veil ofglass embedded in a mixture of modified bitumen, the thickness is 4mm and the size is 1.00mx 10.00m.
Bending cold -5 ° C
Resistance to heat after artificial aging 110 ° C
Second Solution :
The Insulation of terraces by XPS plates (reversed insulation system )
Step 1: Installation of XPS plates on the terrace
Step 2: Installation of the geotextile which increases the thermal performance and protect plates XPS
Step 3: Protection with 12/20 gravel