Thermal insulation

If seams, joints or holes appear in the building shell, the building loses part of its airtightness and insulation. Such openings can be filled using a one-component polyurethane foam in order to ensure the airtightness and insulation properties of the building element.

Advantages:

Ensures an airtight seal*
High thermal and acoustic insulation values*
Very accurate dosage enables faster finishing
High form stability (no crimping or post-expansion)
Large filling capacity with less swelling tendency

Suitable for most substrates and materials**:

Concrete, brick, natural stone, cellular concrete, sand lime bricks, cement substrates, etc.
Metal substrates, wood, PVC
Painted substrates
Wood substrates

* For joints and openings where more movement is likely, it is best to use Flexifoam to ensure long-term airtightness and insulation. Flexifoam has higher expansion properties and an improved elastic composition.

**Not to be used on polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP) or Teflon (PTFE) substrates.