Non-visible roof 2A
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It is used to allow air to pass through the roof. Ventilation achieves excellent energy savings and extends the life of the roof.
A particularly weather-resistant material. It is considered non-combustible and does not contain organic impurities such as wood or paper that are sensitive to moisture conditions and can lead to rotting or swelling of the material.
Timber:
The plasterboard false ceiling is not installed directly on the beams but is attached to galvanized Knauf formwork.
The roof includes tiles made from natural raw materials, their color does not change, they do not absorb moisture and are resistant to frost and temperature changes (-50 C).
Reflective multi-layer insulation. It consists of two outer layers of high purity aluminum foil (99.9%) that reflect 97% of the heat transferred by radiation. These two layers overlap a strong layer of Air Bubble Film, providing mechanical strength and additional resistance to the heat transferred by induction.
Swedish timber purlins (kiln-fired, class C24) with particular resistance to warping. As a result, the tiled roof has great resistance to time and severe weather conditions.
The tile roof membrane is 3-layered, vapor-permeable (breathable), but absolutely waterproof. It protects roofs from condensation, rain, snow, dust and all weather conditions. Due to its high vapor permeability, it also allows ventilation of houses from the inside.
OSB Category 3 with enormous mechanical properties. This material statically strengthens the masonry and enables us to fix any weight to any point on the wall, without the need for a special dowel.
Natural mineral wool offers excellent thermal insulation, sound insulation and fire resistance (class A1-non-combustible materials). Knauf Insulation mineral wools with ECOSE Technology benefit from a formaldehyde-free binder, which is produced from rapidly renewable organic materials and does not include petroleum-based chemicals.
It provides insulation to the structure and protects against moisture, without allowing the appearance of water vapor that could gradually cause damage to the structure.
Certified gypsum board (EN520:2004+A1:2009 certification) from the Knauf company, 12.5 mm thick, which meets the German standard DIN 18180. They have natural gypsum certifications, as well as biological control.
