Why wood wool?

Why wood wool?

The oldest boy and the Wood fiber have a very good thermal phase shift. This makes it possible to attenuate the extreme temperature thresholds according to the day/night rhythm. Thus, the natural insulation makes it possible to keep the heat in summer to have a cool habitat and the reverse in winter.

How is glass wool made?

The glass wool ISOVER is designed and manufactured in France from mineral materials and at least 40% of glass recycled (cullet), from recycling channels for household and industrial products (windshields, bottles, glasses of the building, glass wool internal and external).

How is hemp wool made?

The hemp wool is a natural material made from hemp, the fibrous part of the plant of the hemp. After mechanical defibration, the fibers are combined with polyester fibers.

How is hemp made?

Before it can be woven, the hemp had to undergo a whole preparation: retting, crushing, scutching and combing. Once harvested, it was retted, staying in water for ten days for the fibers to come off.

What is the best ecological insulation?

sheep’s wool is 100% material ecological, which has several interesting characteristics: high moisture absorption capacity, light weight, high resistance to compaction. This insulatingalso used forinsulation roof spaces, often comes in the form of rolls.

What are the different types of wood wool?

Wood wool in rigid or very high density panels (wood fiber) Wood wool in rigid panels comes in the form of very high density wood fiber (1 kg/m 3) which is intended for exterior insulation (ITE) of roofs, walls and floors.

What is the price of a wood wool?

The amount of wood wool depends on the brand and size of the roll you occupy. In general, it fluctuates between € per m2. Thermal insulation: what help?

What is the difference between wood wool and wood fiber?

Today, wood fiber is a material that has become much more versatile and can be found very easily on the Internet and in specialist shops. Wood wool is present in bulk but it is mainly in the form of flexible or semi-rigid panels that this material is used.

Which wood wool to choose for the insulation of lost attics?

Packaging: Loose wood wool has the lowest density in the range (from 30 to 45 kg/m 3) and is suitable for the insulation of lost attics. Here are the main references: *Acermi is an independent association that verifies then certifies manufacturer data