Application - Buildings

Approximately 85% residential buildings in Croatia do not meet current thermal insulation regulations. At the same time, the largest item among utility costs for energy is precisely the cost of heating (and cooling in the summer). Good thermal insulation of a building reduces expenses for heating and cooling, the possibility of condensation, and thus the occurrence of mold and fungi, thereby creating a pleasant microclimate. 

As much as 25% heat loss in a classical house occurs through uninsulated exterior walls, and 15% -25% through the roof.
Whether you intend to thermally insulate an old building or are constructing a new one, consider the latest type of thermal insulation – Bronya ceramic thermal insulation coating.

Ceramic thermal insulation coating, unlike e.g. styrofoam, is non-toxic, poorly flammable (non-flammable variants also exist), environmentally friendly, vapor-permeable, and mechanically much more resistant. On external surfaces, it retains its characteristics for at least 15 years, which is much longer than mineral wool and styrofoam. More about the advantages of this thermal insulation technology can be found here.