Before starting work…
…the substrate is checked
Basement ceiling insulation
Apply basement ceiling insulation overhead with ease
Basement ceiling insulation: use energy efficiently
In addition to facades, basement ceilings also offer great potential for reducing heating costs. Up to 20% of the heat can escape into the basement. This heat loss can be reduced by targeted insulation measures. This not only saves energy, but also improves the room climate.
Bonding boards overhead? No problem with Qju
The patented ETIC system Qju can also be used to effectively insulate the basement ceiling. The polyurethane-based Qju Adhesive Foam 3700 bonds EPS hard foam insulation boards reliably. Particularly helpful when working on the ceiling: the Qju fixing bracket. It prevents the insulation boards from falling down due to the typical low cohesion force of freshly applied PU foams. This system offers fast, easy and clean use with minimal effort and low physical strain. So working overhead can also be enjoyable.
Qju adhesive foam…
…is applied
The Qju fixing bracket…
…enables overhead bonding
The attachment of the hard foam insulation boards…
…and the fixing work with little effort
Fire protection: mineral wool systems
If non-combustible materials are required for basement ceiling insulation, mineral solutions are the first choice. All mineral insulation is certified as “non-combustible, A1” in accordance with DIN 4102, which is particularly important for escape routes. The Basement Ceiling Insulation Boards 3653 and 3654 smartline offer excellent insulation properties and improve the appearance of basement ceilings. They are fully bonded with mineral adhesive or, alternatively, anchored – except for Insulation Board 3655 DLF.
