ISOGREEN FCH 100 cellulose fibre insulation is a performance product, innovative in the market of natural thermal insulation building materials, with exceptional technical qualities for roof insulation, interior wall insulation, sandwich wall insulation of wooden houses, sound insulation of walls and floors, and for insulation and ventilated facades.
ISOGREEN FCH 100 has the ability to insulate various cavities in walls thus providing perfect protection. Cellulose insulation can be used for new or old buildings on wood, brick or concrete structures.
Being permeable to water vapour, ISOGREEN FCH 100 keeps the structure of the house permanently dry, avoiding potential problems encountered with conventional insulation (condensation, mould, etc.). ISOGREEN FCH 100 is fire resistant, very easy to inject and does not irritate the skin. Does not contain or emit substances hazardous to the environment or human health!
ISOGREEN FCH 100 cellulose fibre insulation is manufactured by ISOGREEN Romania according to its own technological process, certified in terms of quality management. It ensures, at all times, the conditions for maintaining constant product quality, achieved by carrying out quality control in the manufacturing process, but also of finished products, by specialized personnel. An external inspection of the products is also carried out annually at a neutral, authorised specialist laboratory, as required by the Permanent Technical Council for Construction.
ISOGREEN FHC100 is ISO9001 certified in the largest international network, IQNet, consisting of the most important national certification bodies.
ISOGREEN FHC100 holds a Green Homes Solution certification (building material for green homes) by the Romania Green Building Council, branch of the World Green Building Council.
ISOGREEN FCH100 holds a GS1 License Certificate for tracking, tracing and recalling products and verifying product identity globally.
Insulation with ISOGREEN FCH 100, a product made from paper pulp fibres, is proving to be a viable alternative to traditional insulation materials and is an option increasingly chosen by beneficiaries.
Advantages of our product compared to other insulation products:
ISOGREEN FCH 100 keeps the environment cool in summer and warm in winter. Cellulose fibre insulation is so efficient that it can significantly reduce your energy bills, making it a cost-effective investment for you, keeping the value of your property high over the long term, while reducing your energy bills. An offsetting calculation of acquisition costs is performed, resulting in solid and secure returns that offer low classic investments.
Because in the event of a fire, every second counts, ISOGREEN FCH 100 insulation can give you more time to evacuate your home and is 57% more fire resistant than other types of thermal insulation. Test reports place ISOGREEN FCH100 in a higher fire resistance class, as the insulation does not sustain burning, is a material that is extinguished in the absence of a sustaining flame and whose contribution to fire development is very small.
Due to the installation method (blowing/injection, penetrating into the smallest spaces) and the much higher density compared to other types of insulation, ISOGREEN FCH 100 offers superior reduction of noise transfer through the roof, floors and walls. This added benefit of cellulose insulation is particularly important for apartments, condominiums, offices and hotels, but it is also useful to reduce sound in industrial spaces, cafes, homes built in urban or high-traffic areas.
The ISOGREEN FCH 100 natural paper cellulose fibre insulation system is used for insulating old and new buildings, on wood, metal or masonry structure, attics, roofs, interior or exterior walls and floors. The insulation is installed using ISOGREEN MAXXBlow injection machines by specialised workers, following procedures specific to cellulose fibre insulation.
Applications of the ISOGREEN FCH 100 cellulose fibre insulation system include: interior insulation, roof insulation, loft insulation, insulation of uninhabited attics, insulation of wooden houses, insulation of metal or masonry houses, insulation of industrial premises (e.g. warehouses, halls), insulation of outbuildings (e.g. garages).
