Facade insulation & Thermal insulation with flapor

Uninsulated facades may allow up to 40% of the heat energy to escape into the open air. The consequences of this are obvious: money and energy are wasted, and unnecessary harmful emissions pollute the environment. With flapor thermal insulation, you can sort out the energy footprint of an entire building and create a healthy, cozy indoor climate – cool in the summer and consistently warm in the winter.

flapor: Comfort, in technical terms.

In a building, solid walls perform a load-bearing function, guarantee fire safety and sound insulation, and present a large storage mass. The insulation layer made of flapor reduces what are known as transmission heat losses, while the outer shell or facing layer prevents the ingress of moisture from precipitation or any mechanical damage to the insulation material. All this combined produces optimum, long-lasting thermal insulation that is very much state-of-the-art.

Full thermal insulation.

concrete/masonry

possible render base

system adhesive mortar

flapor facade insulation board EPS-F

wall plug (for render base) as required by the system supplier

system reinforcement with textile glass mesh

system primer-

system render layer

Insulate with EPS: Full thermal insulation pays off.

The insulation thickness can simply be adjusted to reflect the circumstances and the insulation values you want. Wall thicknesses and foundations are reduced to the static minimum, which lowers construction costs and increases the amount of living space.  

A consistent insulation layer prevents thermal bridges – thus creating a pleasant indoor climate with low heating costs, the ideal situation for low-energy and passive houses. In addition, the higher surface temperature creates a cozy feel and prevents mold from forming. With the low costs of installation, thermal insulation with EPS is easy to handle and can be employed in both new buildings and renovations.

The core insulation.

With core insulation, the insulation layer is fitted seamlessly and without any thermal bridge between two wall shells. On the inside is the supporting brickwork, then come the flapor thermal insulation boards and finally the fixed facing shell.

The ventilated facade.

The thermal insulation for a ventilated facade must – as with the core insulation – be made of a material which is completely dimensionally stable and insensitive to moisture. flapor thermal insulation boards do not move around, do not swell up and guarantee the best long-term insulation properties. This means that the ventilation gap is also kept constantly clear.