Core-10. thermal insulation system and material. pir++

Core-10 is a thermal insulation system, based on Thermoconfort, patented by the Joris Ide, Belgium, suitable for a large variety of applications. Panel sides are made of a special three-layer membrane, designed to allow applications with adhesive and plaster. The foam of the thermal insulating core is mechanically fixed to the outer membranes, forming a flat surface. Two times thinner, but twice as insulating. Due to an initial lambda value of the thermal insulation coefficient of 0.022 W/mk. A 50 mm panel is equivalent to 80 mm of mineral wool and 100 mm of polystyrene. Fire resistant. Self-extinguishing. In the event of a fire, boards do not melt and do not allow fire spreading. In contact with fire it forms a carbonized layer and protects the building structure, according to the results validated by European laboratories. No unwanted "guests" No energy loss. No moisture. No more noise. Three times faster. Unlike conventional alternatives, does not attract insects or rodents. The sealing is clearly superior to classic solutions due to the Master type perimeter joint system (tongue and groove). No more thermal bridges, a critical factor to ensure the proper protection of the insulated surface. Due to the closed-cell system, it is waterproofing minimises the action of water and does not allow infiltration. Compared to traditional solutions that lose 50% of their performance in 10 years, it retains 99% of its original properties due to its waterproofing. Used in the ETICS system, retains its insulating capabilities for 50 years, while its parameters of depreciation range from 0.022 to 0.024 W/mgradK over a period of 10 years. Can load up to 15 tonnes per square metre. The thermal insulation characteristics contribute decisively to the construction of the houses included in the NZEB (Nearly Zero Energy Buildings) regulations. This has a significant impact on energy consumption, but also on the market value of the building, achieving A+ certification. Available in Cyprus.