All you need to know about insulation

Home - Claddings - Insulation - How a house is insulated

 

How to insulate your home with PAULIN KOIBENTA

PAULIN KOIBENTA: One System for Many Advantages

Paulinkoibenta è technicians ; a system consisting of elements tested and certified by bodies authorized at European level that have issued the certificate of conformityà AGE

Practical Paulinkoibenta è able to isolate building eliminating the problem of thermal bridges in a definitive way. Ciò it preserves the wall structures from the stresses of thermal changes. Furthermore, it has a low degree of hygroscopicityà and a high water-repellent power, so as to guarantee the building a continuous defense from humidity, which is often responsible for considerable damage

Economical Paulinkoibenta manages to perfectly insulate a building, reducing the thickness of the walls. Ciò it involves the recovery of approximately 26- # 39; 8 # 37 of usable floor area and a consequent increase in the value of the property.

Savings Paulinkoibenta guarantees a considerable decrease in fuel consumption, from 30 # 37 to 50 # 37. Ciò it means that within a few years è It is possible to amortize the investment sustained, redeveloping the commercial value of the property

Tax Paulinkoibenta allows you to benefit from the incentives provided for by law, we advise you on all the bodies in charge for information regarding the modalità necessary to take advantage of this incentive.

Duration Paulinkoibenta has constructive characteristics that allow it to significantly reduce maintenance interventions. L& # 39; thermal insulation and the reduction of thermal bridges allow a significant increase in the duration of the materials. Its natural elasticityà it allows it to follow the dilations due to the thermal excursion, without creating cracks or other deteriorations.

Environment Paulinkoibenta sensitive natural cracks that Durability interventions the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, to give a sustainable solution to energy needs, without dispersing pollutants.

Comfort Paulinkoibenta dà the possibilityà to live in an ideal environment from the climatic point of view, balancing the relationship between humidityà and internal temperature. In summer, the system protects the masonry from solar radiation, in winter it prevents heat from escaping. In addition, it ensures optimal hygienic conditions in the home, thanks to the excellent coefficient of transpiration 26- # 39 ;.

Superiorità Paulinkoibenta gives a pleasant, homogeneous regular appearance to the buildings, increasing their economic value. Not only that, the installation takes place easily on any type of building, without any inconvenience for tenants.

  • Apply the materials for the COAT in the right way

    A correct execution and management of the intervention implies an accurate design of the system that takes into account the environmental aspects, the type of support, the optimal resolution of constructive nodes and the regulations in force regarding energy efficiency. The different solutions proposed by the Paulinkoibenta line of Colorificio Paulin respond to the increased technical and aesthetic needs of the construction market (in compliance with current regulations), reduce heat loss, creating greater living comfort, a strong reduction in heating and cooling costs of the buildings and at the same time reducing emissions of harmful substances into the atmosphere. Paulinkoibenta può be used both in new buildings and in the case of thermal remediation of pre-existing buildings (without brick cladding, stone materials, ceramic, etc.), on supports consisting of exposed brick walls, plastered walls, concrete walls, prefabricated elements. In the event that they are plastered or covered with exposed brick, ceramic or stone material, paintwork, etc., it is necessary to check their perfect adhesion by eliminating, where necessary, the damaged areas.

  • How to prepare the support base

    Preparation of the substrate The surfaces concerned must be free of dust, or grease, and from degraded or detaching parts. Eliminate mold and efflorescence. È washing with water jet recommended Check the planarityà of the support and, if necessary, eliminate the protrusions greater than 1 cm. In the case of not very consistent or dusty substrates, è It is advisable to apply a coat of solvent-based fixative such as ISOMUR or water-based acrylic primer such as FIXACRIL and perform the nailing. In the case of departure from the floor, establish the quota " ZERO" starting at least cm above this surface and mechanically fix the START PROFILE with a perforated aluminum drip with a section suitable for the thickness of the slabs. In external thermal insulation systems that involve the use of cork and / or mineral wool insulating panels, insert a sintered expanded polystyrene panel 40-60 cm high and of the same thickness as the insulating plate at the base for the plinth. andrà subsequently to affix.

  • Glue the insulated panels

    In relation to the requirements of the system and the material of the insulating panels, Colorificio Paulin diversifies the materials for the bonding The fixing of the insulating panels in sintered expanded polystyrene (EPS), sintered expanded polystyrene with additives with graphite and Stiferite Classe SK, will happenà using the smoothing adhesives such as: LAMPO KAPPA R631 gray powder smoothing adhesive with fine civil finish LAMPOKAPPA P6A Gray powder smoothing adhesive with civil finish LAMPOKAPPA LIGHTENED lightened white powder smoothing adhesive with medium rustic finish LAMPOKAPPA P6A B white powder smoothing adhesive a medium grain LAMPOKAPPAG-glue-smoothing agent in coarse-grained white powder ELASTOCAPP glue in organic fiber paste NB: for l& # 39; point gluing è a contact surface greater than 30 # 37 is required. The fixing of the insulating panels in cork and mineral wool foresees the use of: RASAKOLL MINERALE mineral smoothing glue in powder Regardless of the type of adhesive that will be applied; used, it will be necessaryà make sure in advance that the panels to be glued do not have a leather") surface that hinders their adhesion to the support

    On masonry and in any case on substrates that are not planar and that present some irregularities; (which in any case must not exceed a centimeter of difference in height), the gluing of the panels always takes place in points, applying the mortar in strips along the edges always in points in the center of the panel. In the case of cork and / or mineral wool sheets è 40 # 37 upper contact surface required On very even substrates, l& # 39; bonding può take place with a notched steel trowel over the entire surface of the panel. panels must be placed on the surface for horizontal strips, starting from the bottom upwards and with the vertical joints staggered (in order to avoid overlapping and continuity of joints), checking that on the heads of the slabs there is no trace of glue so as not to create possible thermal bridges. n correspondence with the edges, the slabs must be laid alternately (interlocking between panels) in order to guarantee the absorption of tensions. In order to maximize the substrate-adhesive / panel contact surface, sarà immediately after laying, apply light pressure on it with a trowel and check (frequently) with a straightedge the planarity; of the surface. The mineral wool panels must be laid one to the other with a maximum offset of the planarity; mm and protected before shaving from contact with water.

  • How to nail

    The needà to nail the systems depends on the substrate, the type of insulation panel, the height of the construction and the weight of the system. The nailing is recommended for a building height greater than 25 meters, for a system weight greater than 30 kg / m2, for alreadyà masonry; plastered and / or for the use of materials such as cork and mineral wool which do not guarantee, due to specific and intrinsic characteristics, sufficient stability limits; with just gluing. The additional mechanical fixing of the insulating panels serves both to absorb the horizontal forces of the wind and to ensure a lasting adhesion to the support. In the case of old constructions or concrete the support può alter or deform, thus nullifying the effect of the glue The anchors, once the compatibility has been ascertained; and correspondence to the intended use category, must penetrate through the insulating material up to the load-bearing support and must therefore be equipped with a specific European technical approval for this type of use, such as our percussion dowel with core in steel (approved for all construction materials) with CE marking.

  • Resistance and standards of insulation

      Resistance to the growth of mold and algae All the finishing plasters in paste of the Colorificio Paulin line sILosSANICA (SILOx COAT) SILICATI line of the ACRYLIC line (LAMATo and of the PREVEN), of the coAT PREVEN line, cLAss coAT (SILK coAT comply with the following standards: fungi) ACRIL SILOSSANICA (HEALTHY coAT), of EN 15457 (resistance to growth EN 15458 (resistance to growth of algae) Cov IVOC regulation). All the products of the Paulin paint factory respect the parameters of the Legislative Decree n. 161 of 27lo4 / 2006 (implementation of the set by the European Union, aimed at preventing and / or limiting Directive 2004/42 / EC) which identifies the maximum content of the atmospheric pollution in particular fixative primers of volatile organic compounds paints and moles and colored, (Cov) coatings comply with the requirements of paste coatings

    You may also be interested in