Areas of application include:
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Upgrading residential properties
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Renovations
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Distributor of wood-fibre insulation
How STEICO wood fibre insulation materials are manufactured
Two processes are used to manufacture wood fibre insulation materials - the wet process and the dry process. In both processes, fresh coniferous wood is broken down by steam and mechanical treatment into individual fibres, which are then further processed.
The wet process
In the wet process, the soaked fibres are formed into panels. Then the panels are calibrated in thickness and dried as whole pieces. The clever bit: in the wet process, the wood's own natural lignin binds the panels. This means that no external adhesives are required, making wet-process insulation boards very eco-friendly and beneficial or your living environment.
The dry process
In the dry process, the fibres are dried before panel formation. A small amount of binder is applied to the fibres, which are then formed into panels. The clever bit: dry-processed wood fibre insulation panels are lighter and can be produced in greater thicknesses. That is why they are often used to insulate the building envelope, e.g., for above-rafter insulation or facade insulation.
Flexible insulation batts and air-injected insulation
Depending on the technology, fibres for air-injected insulation, flexible batts or solid insulation panels can be produced in the dry proces
