11 June Discover biosourced insulation!
Posted at 16: 33h
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A biosourced insulation is a material made from plant or animal biomass as well as other eco-materials, or recycled materials.
This therefore includes all the co-products of agriculture and the wood industry such as hemp, straw, flax, wood fibers, cork, sheep's wool or even cellulose wadding.
The use of these insulators must contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
Their production must therefore be done in a low-polluting way for a low environmental impact!
Here is a small comparative study of certain biosourced materials!
The cork
*Rampant: Insulation of the roof from the inside
Cellulose wadding
*Rampant: Insulation of the roof from the inside
Wood wool
*Rampant: Insulation of the roof from the inside
Hemp
*Rampant: Insulation of the roof from the inside
The recycled textile
*Rampant: Insulation of the roof from the inside