Polyurethane insulation POLYNOR is a highly efficient heat insulating material which is used with great success to reduce heat losses in attics, floors, roofs, walls, balconies, storerooms, garages and heating of basements of various private and multi-store houses, as well as for the insulation of atmospheric tanks.
It can be used on surfaces of any complexity, especially in hard-to-reach places where other coatings are limited or impossible to use. It is characterised by the best adhesive to the surface of any building material.
Polynor heat insulation has good adhesion, it is monolithically fused with the surface, which eliminates the risk of heat loss and prevents moisture penetration and does not create nutrients for fungus and mold.
Polyurethane bubble foaming produces carbon dioxide with one of the lowest thermal conductivity factors
Compared to other insulating materials, polyurethane foam has a particularly high mechanical strength and relatively low density, which allows it to be used in such places, as a foundation where, in addition to thermal insulation, load tolerance and resistance to the direct effects of ambient temperature are required.
Polynor polyurethane foam insulation conforms to European and American safety and environmental standards, meaning that it does not support combustion, is not allergen, has a long life and does not decompose.
High speed and easy to apply. The rate of application of the insulation is about 2 minutes per 2 square meters.
