HIRSCH Insulation is expanding its range with Maxidall Ultra, graphite expanded polystyrene panels combining excellent thermal performance and low carbon impact.
A versatile and efficient solution
Designed to meet thermal and mechanical performance requirements in low thickness, Maxidall Ultra is suitable for many uses:
- Insulation under earthwork slab
- Under screed with glued or sealed covering
- Low temperature underfloor heating/cooling
With a thermal conductivity of 31 mW/mK and a thermal resistance of up to R = 8,15 m².K/W, it is one of the best insulators on the market.
Economy and practicality on site
Made in France from recycled and recyclable materials, Maxidall Ultra combines mechanical strength, thickness savings, and simplified installation. Available in large formats, it makes construction sites easier and can, in some cases, replace acoustic underlay.
An economical and sustainable alternative
Acermi certified, Maxidall Ultra is a competitive and reliable solution for insulation under screed and under slabs, guaranteeing thermal and acoustic comfort and respect for the environment.
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