These insulating floor parts retain warmth, but also regulate humidity. They are exclusively made of natural materials, and as a result their CO2 emissions are up to ten times lower than conventional insulation materials.
Made from
Shredded and pressed hemp.
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Applied
Hemp floor insulation is now mainly used in timber frame construction and, for example, for post-insulation in existing buildings. In addition to floor insulation, the material can also be used for roofs and walls.
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Environmental impact
- Hemp stores CO2 during growth
- Prevents land subsidence
- Growing hemp contributes to biodiversity
- In addition, there are also advantages to the production process of insulation material: Up to 10 times less energy is used compared to the production of synthetic and mineral alternatives.
Growth opportunities
More awareness of the many benefits of using hemp will contribute to a better appreciation of this product. Considering the total life cycle, hemp floor insulation is cheaper compared to most conventional materials. Biobased construction requires a re-valuation of what is of value.
Contact
https://hempflax.de
https://www.instagram.com/hempflax/