Closed-cell foam also optimally insulates the ceiling of parking garages, which is why more and more builders and property managers choose spray-on polyurethane for the insulation of underground garages. Condominium managers regularly complain that they have inherited parking garage problems with traditional insulation because traditional materials are complicated and expensive to attach, and these materials absorb moisture and are easily damaged. With board insulation, it is difficult, if not impossible, to ensure the absence of gaps, for example, around lighting fixtures, wires and plane transitions. Cellulose absorbs moisture, is easily damaged and falls onto the cars below, causing additional problems. Condensation collects on the ceilings of uninsulated garages and drips onto the cars below throughout the year, making it even more unpleasant that the floors of apartments above uninsulated garages become unbearably cold.

The solution is closed-cell foam insulation.

Closed-cell foam is energy-saving, prevents moisture and condensation, and is easy to apply, which is why it is superior to all other insulation. Fully closed, single-stage insulation that reduces the heat conduction of different materials into the heated space. It has a higher Lambda value than other traditional insulating materials, which is why a smaller thickness is sufficient, which is often a decisive factor in the case of underground garages with critical ceiling heights. Polyurethane is water and moisture resistant, ensuring that condensation, rain and humid environments do not damage the insulated areas. Scattered insulation is quick to install, so residents do not have to do without garage spaces for a long time: up to 1,000 m2 of insulation per day is possible.

Purfoam insulation provides better insulation than any other traditional insulation material, so you can expect lower cooling and heating costs. Your property will be cooler in summer and warmer in winter, resulting in a significant increase in comfort. Since it is a completely gap-free solution, the foam forms a perfect sealing layer and provides a continuous, waterproof layer.

Due to its vapor diffusion property, the house remains breathable, which is beneficial in maintaining a healthy microclimate in the building.

Purfoam adheres well and does not require complicated fixing, so installation is easier and faster.

Purfoam has a long life and does not shrink or settle over years. Unlike most traditional insulating materials, purfoam maintains its effectiveness for decades, thus offering a reliable solution in the long term. 

You don't have to tear down or transport the old insulation, which makes the installation quick and clean. Thanks to the quick execution, the insulation of an average home takes about 1 day, so it causes minimal inconvenience to the residents.