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Faq

• Is it necessary to cover thermal insulation panels later?
  Q: Is it necessary to cover thermal insulation panels later?

  A: Yes, as a rule, thermal insulation panels glued on the wall are covered with plaster.
• Do I need to use fixing plugs when using the adhesive foam?
  Q: Do I need to use fixing plugs when using the adhesive foam?

  A: Using the fixing plugs would be very good, since they provide the extra guarantee that the panels will stay on the walls. In case of wool, using the fixing plugs is even compulsory.
• Are there other alternatives to the adhesive mixture to mount thermal insulation panels to walls?
  Q: Are there other alternatives to the adhesive mixture to mount thermal insulation panels to walls?

  A: Yes, you can use a special adhesive foam to glue thermal insulation to the walls.
• How many cartridges of adhesive foam do I need to insulate 400 m² of walls of a house?
  Q: How many cartridges of adhesive foam do I need to insulate 400 m² of walls of a house?

  A: About 50 cartridges.
• Can I install thermal insulation panels to walls also with the regular foam?
  Q: Can I install thermal insulation panels to walls also with the regular foam?

  A: Unfortunately, the regular foam is not suitable for installing panels to walls, since this foam dries longer and expands more, having thereby a major impact on the levelling of the wall.
• Which are the advantage of the adhesive foam compared to the applicator foam?
  Q: Which are the advantage of the adhesive foam compared to the applicator foam?

  A: The advantages of the adhesive foam are its density, stability and low expansion. Since the adhesive foam expands very little, it does not affect the overall profile of the wall, and the panels will not play. Thanks to the density, the polymerisation of the adhesive foam is faster.
• How long does the adhesive foam dry? How long time do I have for levelling the thermal insulation panels after gluing?
  Q: How long does the adhesive foam dry? How long time do I have for levelling the thermal insulation panels after gluing?

  A: The panels glued with the adhesive foam can be adjusted during the first five minutes. At lower temperatures (such as -5°C), the adhesive cures longer and therefore you will have more time for levelling work. The adhesive will be finally dry in 24 hours.
• Can I also use the adhesive foam to glue wool panels?
  Q: Can I also use the adhesive foam to glue wool panels?

  A: Yes, you can also install wool panels with the adhesive foam. The only difference is that the use of fixing plugs is compulsory, because the wool is formed by layers and can start to peel off from the wall layer by layer.
• How can I accelerate the process of foam gluing?
  Q: How can I accelerate the process of foam gluing?

  A: The perfect temperature for the drying of the foam is +23°C and you can accelerate the drying if you moisturise the surface first. At lower temperatures the foam adhesive dries longer, while in a very hot weather it can pull tricks again - by shrinking instead of expanding, etc.
• Can I spray the adhesive foam through the applicator similarly to the applicator foam?
  Q: Can I spray the adhesive foam through the applicator similarly to the applicator foam?

  A: You cannot spray the adhesive foam through the applicator, because the consistency of the adhesive foam is too dense for the applicator and the foam will not come out from the bottle properly.
• Can I insulate walls with the adhesive foam also at temperatures below zero?
  Q: Can I insulate walls with the adhesive foam also at temperatures below zero?

  A: No, because the adhesive foam as a rule does not function at temperatures below zero. There are adhesive foams on the market, which can be used at temperatures below zero, but the efficiency of thermal insulation works is seriously hindered in winter conditions. The working time becomes significantly longer at low temperatures, since the drying of the foam can take up to two days.