The improvement of the thermal insulation in the buildings to be restored, until now, offered only the famous "thermal coat", ie insulating panels (for example glass wool, eps, cork and plaster) of great thickness, which installed in all the external perimeter of the house, not without difficulty, ensured adequate thermal insulation.
The use of the thermal coat, however, poses a series of problems: to ensure adequate final thermal insulation, the thickness of the coat must be at least 12 cm, creating considerable problems relating to the installation. If on one hand the coat was the only solution, on the other hand it gave rise to several disadvantages, complexity and costs of intervention.
The very low thermal insulation in the interior does not reduce the useful surface of the building and offers very short intervention times. Moreover the realization of this nanotechnological system solves the problems in the work phase of thresholds, window sills, niches, etc.
Today the company Art Deco of the Geom. Luca Sechi, applies a solution for very innovative thermal insulation, ensuring new and high standards of thermal insulation, with the lowest thickness existing on the market.
- Intervention speed
- Very low thicknesses that do not reduce the space of the compartments
- No resurfacing of the thresholds
- No discomfort for those who live there
- Competitive costs and certain estimates
- Perfect thermal insulation even in the thresholds
- Non-invasive
- Tax Deduction
