Wärmedämmung
Wärmedämmung refers to the process of reducing heat transfer between a warmer and a cooler area. Its primary purpose in buildings is to minimize heat loss during colder months and heat gain during warmer months, thereby improving indoor comfort and reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling. Effective Wärmedämmung contributes significantly to energy efficiency and can lead to lower utility bills.
The principle behind Wärmedämmung relies on materials with low thermal conductivity, often called insulating materials. These
Wärmedämmung is applied to various parts of a building, including walls, roofs, floors, and windows. Exterior