Polyurethane Systems for building and industry

A continuous insulation consists of applying a material with insulating function in such a way that there are no holes or infiltrations in the envelope of the building. This practice guarantees airtightness, which ensures a healthier and more efficient building.

Controlling heat and moisture flows, air currents, solar radiation and other types of radiations will allow us to control the interactions between the constructive elements of the building, its users and its surroundings.

In previous articles, we have discussed the role of polyurethane systems not only as insulators, but also as stabilizers. In the article on the renovation of metal roofs, we stressed the importance of the structural role that polyurethane acquires in the renovation...

Why is sprayed polyurethane foam used more and more in countries with the highest air tightness requirements in enclosures? The answer is clear and concise: it guarantees an airtight insulation without extra components with up to 50% more efficiency than other...

Almost a third of the emissions that pollute urban areas come from buildings. Thermal insulation of buildings is therefore essential to achieve cleaner air and combat the effects of the climate crisis. 

Insulating with sprayed polyurethane is an effective option for achieving energy efficiency in buildings, whether in new construction or renovation. The reason for this is that it is a continuous, seamless layer that fills in gaps and cracks, thus ensuring ...