Swisspor - Max Fasada polystyrene board

Price: zł185.73
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Max fasda expanded polystyrene board is intended for: thermal insulation of walls using the "light wet" ETICS, BSO or "light dry" method, thermal insulation of sandwich walls, skeleton walls, thermal insulation of floors on joists, thermal insulation of wreaths, door frames, lintels and other exposed places for the emergence of thermal bridges, thermal insulation of ceilings from below with the "light wet method", thermal insulation of steep roofs between and under rafters, filling of internal partitions.
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Max fasda expanded polystyrene board is designed for insulation in construction:

  • thermal insulation of walls by the "light wet" ETICS, BSO or "light dry" method,
  • thermal insulation of sandwich walls, skeleton walls,
  • thermal insulation of floors on joists, internal partitions,
  • thermal insulation of wreaths, lintels, jambs and other places exposed to thermal bridges,
  • thermal insulation of the ceiling from below with the light wet method,
  • thermal insulation of expansion joints in external walls,
  • thermal insulation roof in steep between rafters.

attention

The standard dimensions are 1000 x 500 x thickness [mm]. Thickness: from 10 to 200 [mm] smooth edges; from 40 to 200 [mm] (every 10 mm) milled edges. Finishing panels: smooth or milled edges with overlap extra 5.00 PLN / m3. The thickness should be given in the comment to the order. The price is for a logistic minimum of 30 m3. Smaller quantities are subject to separate valuation. Due to frequent price movements, for reasons beyond our control, please confirm the price when purchasing.

  • Brand
  • In stock
    1000 Items
  • MPN
    25493

  • fire classification - reaction to fire
    E
  • thermal conductivity λ
    0,040 W/mK
  • tensile strength
    ≥ 100 kPa

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