Gebäudedämmungen
Gebäudedämmungen, also known as building insulation, refers to the process and materials used to reduce heat transfer into or out of a building. The primary purpose of insulation is to improve a building's thermal performance, leading to increased energy efficiency and occupant comfort. By minimizing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, Gebäudedämmungen significantly reduce the energy required for heating and cooling. This, in turn, lowers utility bills and reduces the environmental impact associated with energy consumption.
Various materials are employed for Gebäudedämmungen, each with distinct properties. Common examples include mineral wool (rock
Gebäudedämmungen can be applied to different parts of a building, including walls (external and internal insulation),