Sferolite for Construction

Sferolit for Construction

Spherulite Nano Insulation: Superior Thermal Insulation Made Easy!


Spherulite nano insulation is an advanced insulation material that harnesses the power of spherulites at the nanoscale level. With its innovative design, it offers exceptional thermal insulation properties that outperform traditional insulation methods. Say goodbye to heat loss and high energy bills with Spherulite Nano Insulation!

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House buildings:

  • houses
  • detached & semi detached houses
  • cottages
  • lofts & penthouses
  • council housing
  • row houses
  • mansions
  • bungalows

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Commercial:

  • offices buildings
  • retail stores
  • shopping malls
  • hotels
  • restaurants
  • multi-family housing
  • sport facilities
  • cinema & theaters


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Institutional:

  • schools, colleges & universities
  • hospitals
  • general public buildings


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Other homes:

  • vacation & beach houses
  • mobile houses
  • caravans
  • farmhouses



Energy Efficiency

Spherulite nano insulation can be used in buildings to improve their energy efficiency and reduce heating and cooling costs.


Noise Reduction

Spherulite nano insulation can be used in walls and ceilings to reduce noise transmission, improving the acoustic performance of buildings.

Fire Protection

Spherulite nano insulation can be used in walls and floors to improve fire protection, providing an added layer of safety to buildings.


Moisture Control

Spherulite nano insulation can be used to control moisture in buildings, reducing the risk of mold and mildew growth and improving indoor air quality.


Durability

Spherulite nano insulation can be used to improve the durability of buildings, reducing maintenance costs and increasing their lifespan.


Sustainable

Spherulite nano insulation is a sustainable option for construction projects, as it is made from recycled materials and can be recycled at the end of its lifecycle. 

Retrofitting

Spherulite nano insulation can be used to retrofit existing buildings, improving their energy efficiency and reducing their environmental impact.

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