Blown-in wool insulation

Our second insulation method is blow-in of cellulose wool granules and mineral wool.

Blow-in insulation involves forcing granules or fiber flakes into open spaces such as attics, soffits, floors on joists or wall cavities. This is a modern, ecological and relatively cheap method of insulating buildings popular, among others, in Scandinavian countries, which, as is well known, place an exceptionally high emphasis on ecology.

The method of blowing insulation is implemented using transport pipes through which cellulose insulation material is blown under pressure. The vacuum allows it to reach all, even the most inaccessible places. The insulation material applied in this way is tight, so there are no gaps or crevices that could be a source of blowing and heat loss.

The main advantages of blown-in insulation are:

• No thermal bridges that generate heat loss - the insulation is tight and uniform

• Ability to reach places that are difficult to access or inaccessible to traditional installation methods

• No waste resulting from cutting or adjusting the insulation - the customer pays only for the material that was actually injected

• Reduction of heating costs

• Ability to insulate various types of surfaces

• Acoustic protection

• Fire protection

• Protection against heat loss in winter

• Protection against heat in summer

• Short lead time