Thermal insulation systems

Insufficient thermal insulation can cause increased air conditioning and heating costs, fluctuating room temperatures and condensation or mold. It is therefore important to choose and apply your insulation system carefully.

How does thermal insulation work?

1

Reduces heat conduction

The coating acts as an insulating envelope, reducing thermal conductivity across surfaces.

2

Think
heat

The coating blocks penetration
heat in the building.

3

Seal the
cracks

The coating acts as an insulating envelope, reducing thermal conductivity across surfaces.

The benefits of thermal insulation

The benefits of thermal insulation

Lower energy bills

By reducing heat loss, you cut heating and cooling costs and save money.

Enhancing the value of existing buildings

Efficient thermal insulation helps to increase the value of a property when selling or renting it out.

Reducing urban heat islands

By reducing energy consumption, you reduce your carbon footprint and help preserve the planet

Improved comfort

A well-insulated home is healthier and more comfortable in all seasons

COOL COAT CR 22

certified by an accredited laboratory

Thin-film paint with extra-reflective pigments

Exterior paint that reflects more solar radiation, reducing heat absorption by the building

Particularly recommended in hot climates to maximize the benefits of solar reflection.

ODACOOL E30

certified by an accredited laboratory

Coating composed of a natural insulator with a porous structure

Class T1 thermal conductivity

Effective as a sound insulator

System thickness: 1 to 3 cm

ODATHERM

certified by an accredited laboratory

Acrylic paint

Thin-film thermal insulation

Effective as a sound insulator

Quick and easy application, adhesion, durability, flexibility, dirt resistance

This Technology is used by NASA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency to protect space shuttles from the external heat generated by re-entry into the atmosphere.

ODACOOL I10

certified by an accredited laboratory

Lightweight, highly porous ecological coating

Thermal insulation with class T1 thermal conductivity

Lighter than traditional mortars

When paint is applied to interior walls, pores trap air inside. This layer of trapped air acts as a thermal insulator, slowing the transmission of heat by conduction. Suitable and effective for outdoor use, the recommended thickness in this case is 1cm.

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