The thermal insulation is one of the simplest and most efficient energy conservation ways successfully used in the whole world. The application of the thermal insulation in the modern construction makes it possible to reduce thermal losses of buildings by up to 70% and, hence, significally reduces the energy bills.

However, the materials need to be selected properly and applied professionally in each specific case for the maximum effect.

The adherence to these principles guarantees the maximum thermal insulation effect:

• Savings and comfort. While reducing heat losses, we reduce the consumption of the fuel needed to produce it and, by doing so, save on heating. At the same time, the utilisation of the thermal insulation allows to support the high level of comfort in the room.
• Durability of building structures. The use of the thermal insulation prevents the formation of the condensate within building structures and averts the mold and decay.
• Increasing the living space of a house. The use of the thermal insulation makes it possible to increase the inner area of a house by reducing the thickness of outer walls. It also contributes to saving construction materials.
• Positive environmental impact. The reduced energy consumption results in reduction in the harmful CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.