sheathing

Three different methods are applied for thermal insulation in buildings: internal, external and sandwich wall. The best application to prevent the formation of thermal bridges and to ensure the continuity of the insulation is the jacketing application. Exterior jacketing application is the most suitable thermal insulation system in terms of building physics.

Sheathing is the covering of the outer shell of the building with thermal insulation materials in order to prevent heat losses and gains according to seasonal conditions. Technically, it is the thermal insulation applied to the outer surface of the building in order to reach the required heat transmission coefficient without creating a thermal bridge.

ADVANTAGES OF INSULATION

It prevents the formation of thermal bridges by completely isolating all kinds of reinforced concrete structural elements such as beams, columns, beams, etc. on the exterior of the building.

It wraps the building from the outside like a mantle and prevents cracks and damages that may occur in the main material due to temperature differences. Summer and winter temperature differences on the outer walls can reach up to ^{5 o C.}

Building exterior walls are protected from all effects of the external environment.

The risk of condensation is minimized.

Provides both heat and water insulation

A sheathing application made in accordance with the technique provides heat savings up to 50%.

Since the heat is evenly distributed in the sheathed buildings, there is no condensation and air flow, thus a comfortable living space is obtained.

It contributes to the protection of the environment as it reduces fuel consumption.

It extends the life of the building by protecting the reinforcements inside the concrete on the exterior walls of the building against corrosion.