ISOLENA sheep's wool insulation goes through many technical tests
and has been
awarded the international NaturePlus® quality seal as well as the European Technical Approval
(ETA).
To the certificates
The innovative
Ionic Protect® wool protection: don't give moths a chance.
Ionic Protect® could well be the most valuable invention since virgin sheep's
wool has been found out to be the perfect insulating material. It guarantees 100% protection against moths and
insects, is completely
biocide-free and tested according to EAD/CUAP.
More about wool protection
Naturally good:
Pros of sheep's wool
Nature has given us a unique and sustainable raw material, the use of which is now a global priority of the highest order.
Delivers best
insulation values
Healthy and sustainable virgin sheep's wool naturally
achieves the best insulation values and offers a unique combination of product
benefits like no other insulation material.
Ensures healthy
indoor air
Sheep's wool can purify indoor air, cleansing rooms of many odours and
pollutants (such as the
widespread formaldehyde, for example) within a very short time.
Regulates the humidity
Sheep's wool can absorb up to 33% of its own weight in
moisture without losing its insulating effect. In a dry environment, the wool
releases the moisture again.
Reliable fire
protection
The natural fibre of sheep's wool has a
self-ignition temperature of 560 - 600° C. This is about twice as high as wood
(270° C). It shrivels away from any
heat source without the
material melting.
Effective sound insulation
Due to the different fibre fineness of the wool fibre,
sheep's wool has very good sound absorption properties and is therefore
suitable for more
challenging acoustic optimisations.
Post watch raw material
Virgin sheep's wool is a renewable resource and 100%
compostable. ISOLENA wool is selected according to ecological standards and
contains no insecticides.
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Und hier ein bisschen Text zu den verschiedenen Projekten damit man sich da schon mal was vorstellen kann. Toller Einsatz der Wolle und so.
