Pillar insulation

Oct 31, 2024 | Family house, office building, side wall, special

The advantages of foam insulation: the focus is on the insulation of pillars and corners

During modern constructions and renovations, adequate insulation receives more and more attention. Foam insulation, especially for insulating pillars and corners, provides an excellent solution, as it has many advantages. The purpose of this article is to present the advantages of purfoam, paying special attention to the special technology used to insulate non-level pillars and corners.

insulation of corners with foam

Why choose purhab?

One of the biggest advantages of foam insulation is the extremely low thermal conductivity, i.e. the lambda value. The lambda value of closed-cell purfoam is only 0.023 W/mK, which means an outstanding thermal insulation ability. In contrast, the lambda value of EPS (expanded polystyrene) is usually 0.035-0.040 W/mK, while plasterable stone wool λ=0.039 W/mK. Purfoam is therefore significantly more effective in terms of thermal insulation, which is particularly important in reducing heating costs, it can be said that an insulation layer approximately half as thick is enough.

Insulation of corners and pillars

Insulating corners and pillars can be particularly challenging, as in many cases these elements are not flush with the walls. Purfoam is an ideal choice due to its flexibility and ease of application, as it easily fills gaps and uneven surfaces. The special technology allows the purfoam to be applied exactly in the desired shape and thickness, thus ensuring the maximum effectiveness of the insulation.

Gap insulation

Purfoam is also excellent for insulating gaps. Conventional insulation materials often cannot adequately fill smaller gaps and gaps, which can result in thermal bridges. Purfoam, on the other hand, can close all small gaps, so heat loss can be minimized. In addition, the foam is waterproof, which contributes to the durability of the walls.

insulation of pillars

Summary

Foam insulation has many advantages, especially when it comes to insulating pillars and corners. The outstanding thermal conductivity factor, flexibility and precise application enable effective and long-lasting insulation of the gaps. If you also want to increase the energy efficiency of your home, you should consider foam insulation, paying particular attention to critical areas such as corners and pillars.

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