Whether you're building a new house or renovating an existing one, eco-friendly insulation not only creates a sense of well-being, it also offers benefits at every level.
Now that you know what wood-fibre insulation is, you might be wondering: where does it insulate? Practically everywhere: with our environmentally-friendly insulation materials, you can insulate your roof, walls, floors and ceiling - in other words, virtually your entire home, whether you're building a new house, modernising or renovating.
Blown-in wood fibre insulation for compartments and horizontal surfaces
Semi-rigid wood-fibre board for rafter and compartment insulation
Low-flammability wood fibre insulation board for façades with high fire protection requirements
As the tree grows, it removes CO2(carbon dioxide) in the atmosphere, transforming CO2the oxygen released (O2if you insulate with wood, you fix the carbon sustainably and ensure that the environment is free of CO2is unloaded.
Because of its carbon content, 1,000 kg of wood fixes 1,830 kg of CO2Wood is a building material that is not released into the atmosphere when used for construction.
The tax on CO2-emissions is 0.166 kg per kilometre. To reduce CO2-emissions of our wood fibre insulation materials compared to the kilometres travelled by car (CO2), the amount of the exemption can be divided by 0.166 kg of CO2 be shared.
Understanding wood-fibre insulation, planning with wood-fibre insulation or installing wood-fibre insulation: no question is left unanswered here.
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