Waterproofing and Thermal Insulation

The company’s insulation department provides all types of insulation using the latest technologies and modern materials, adhering to standard specifications for the following applications:

Waterproofing and thermal insulation for roofs.

Waterproofing for bathrooms and kitchens in residential homes, hotels, and all types of buildings.

Waterproofing for swimming pools.

Examples of materials used for waterproofing and thermal insulation include:

Waterproofing and Thermal Insulation (Polyurethane Foam)

What is Polyurethane Foam?

It is a mixture of polyol and isocyanate. It is one of the best products used for thermal insulation due to its superior insulation quality. Its thermal conductivity is the lowest compared to other insulating materials, at 0.02 W/mK at 25°C. This reduces heat transfer from the external environment to the internal environment and vice versa, thus maintaining a cool building temperature and reducing the energy required for cooling and heating.

What are the benefits of polyurethane foam?

It acts as both a thermal and waterproofing insulator.

It significantly reduces noise by sealing pores and cracks in concrete.

It reduces electricity consumption by up to 40%.

It helps the building maintain a comfortable temperature for extended periods without the need for prolonged air conditioning, thus preserving cooling and air conditioning systems and reducing breakdowns and maintenance costs.

Thickness and density can be controlled to suit the building’s needs and uses after the insulation process is complete.

It helps maintain comfort and a consistent temperature throughout the building’s interior.

It is resistant to insects and fungi and does not produce unpleasant odors because it contains no organic compounds.

It helps improve indoor air quality.

It reduces the load on the roof due to its lightweight nature.

Polyurethane is easy to maintain, repair, and re-establish.

It helps conserve energy and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

Polyurethane foam can be applied to all surfaces such as concrete, wood, metal, paper, fabric, etc.