Internal Insulation
An easier way for construction and more cost-efficient solution, compared to external thermal insulation systems, is the thermal insulation panels installation with glued drywall on the inner side of the walls. This contributes to the desired energy saving and the thermal comfort of the building in fast, clean and low-cost way. |
Styropan produces waterproof composite panels (consisting of gypsum boards in various thicknesses and a thermal insulation panel adhered) that can be easily and quickly installed on the inner side of walls. After their installation, you just must apply the proper type of putty and fiberglass tapes in the joints between the gypsum boards and the surfaces will be ready for painting. The insulating material used is either graphite expanded polystyrene STYROPAN GRAPHITE EPS, or extruded polystyrene STYROPAN XPS. Due to the very low thermal conductivity coefficient (λ) of these two materials compared to others, the least material thickness possible is required to achieve the desired thermal insulation, thus saving space. |
STYROPAN GRAPHITE EPS WITH GYPSUM BOARD |
STYROPAN XPS WITH GYPSUM BOARD |
Information concerning the internal thermal insulation composite panels’ dimensions: |
Product | Dimension (mm) | Thickness (mm)* |
STYROPAN GRAPHITE EPS 80 COMPOSITE PANEL |
2500 x 1200 | 42,5 (30+12,5) |
52,5 (40+12,5) | ||
62,5 (50+12,5) | ||
72,5 (60+12,5) | ||
82,5 (70+12,5) | ||
92,5 (80+12,5) | ||
STYROPAN XPS with COMPOSITE PANEL |
2500 x 1200 | 42,5 (30+12,5) |
52,5 (40+12,5) | ||
62,5 (50+12,5) | ||
72,5 (60+12,5) | ||
82,5 (70+12,5) | ||
92,5 (80+12,5) |
* These values correspond to the total thickness of the composite panel (12,5 mm gypsum plasterboard plus the XPS/Graphite EPS panel which is 30/40/50/60/70/80 mm).
Plasterboard thickness (12,5 mm) & Graphite EPS attached panel thickness (30/40/50/60/70/80 mm). |
In the case of the internal thermal insulation, since the insulating material is on the inner side of the wall, the space reaches the desired temperature very quickly since the heating/cooling system commences its operation. However, for the same reason, after it shuts off, the area will lose its temperature level much quicker as we do not take advantage of the shells thermal capacity (the ability to radiate the heat in the interior space that it has absorbed through radiation). |
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