Detailed Explanation Of Polyurethane

The rigid foam insulation formed as a result of the collision of two different materials, isocyanate and polyol, is polyurethane. It is formed as a result of the combination of high quality gases with millimetric calculations.

• It is a gas that does not emit carbon.
• It is sensitive to the environment.
• The thermal conductivity level is 0.20%.
• The polyurethane in Honeyfoam tube kits has been proven to be the world's best thermal insulation material with a density of 40 DNS.

It provides excellent insulation in many areas such as the interior of the roof, concrete wooden walls, gutters, metal surfaces, as it is applied in one piece and has no joints. Compared to other materials, it offers great advantages that it can be applied without the need for banding and fixing. It can be easily applied on an area of 1000m2 in one day.