
In this context, controlling energy consumption becomes crucial and external thermal insulation (ETI) is emerging as an effective solution to improve comfort while achieving significant savings on energy bills.
According to Antoine Vincenot, director of Uniso France: "External thermal insulation (ETI) helps retain heat inside the house and prevents energy waste. It's a concrete way to reduce expenses and improve comfort, especially during the colder months."
What is external thermal insulation?
External thermal insulation (ETI) involves wrapping the house in an insulating layer installed on the outside, eliminating thermal bridges and increasing the building's thermal inertia. It guarantees:
- A consistent indoor temperature;
- Protection against cold and damp;
- Improved air quality and mold prevention;
- Reduced energy consumption leads to lower bills and thus a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the home;
- Easy installation with no impact on the daily lives of residents.
"I can see the difference on my bills. I've reduced my electricity consumption by about €40 per month." Nelly Castaing – Gujan-Mestras
The advantages of the Uniso solution
For 35 years, Uniso has offered a unique, ready-to-install solution on the market for exterior thermal insulation. Its patented all-in-one system, designed and manufactured in France, allows for the insulation, renovation, protection, and beautification of all types of facades.
High-performing and durable
PIR polyurethane panels, among the thinnest available, offer optimal thermal insulation thanks to their perfect airtightness and watertightness, as well as high impact resistance. This solution can reduce a home's energy costs by up to 50%.
Uniso insulates with our waste! The EWI panels, manufactured in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté by Myral, incorporate eco-sourced materials, thus limiting their environmental impact.See the demonstration video)
For a typical project involving 100 m² of installed Uniso facades, the figures are:
- 1.000 recycled aluminum cans,
- 500 plastic bottles,
- 2 old PVC windows reused.
According to Antoine Vincenot, director of Uniso France: "Energy renovation is one of the major levers for reducing CO₂ emissions from buildings. And with the Uniso solution, we have a system that combines thermal performance, durability, aesthetics and a strong environmental commitment."
Easier maintenance, increased lifespan
Maintaining Uniso EWI is simple: the lacquered aluminum surface requires no refinishing and, thanks to its non-porosity, it is easily cleaned with suitable products.
The numerous available finishes allow for a uniform, elegant, and polished facade. With an estimated lifespan of 50 years, Uniso panels also represent a true aesthetic asset.
"It's a transformation that makes you want to stay in the house for a long time." Mrs. Meynier – Sciez
Finally, installation is quick and intuitive, comparable to that of a floating floor, and can be carried out in any season, summer or winter. Whether by a professional or an individual, the installation of Uniso EWI is accessible and reliable.
Financial assistance for your external thermal insulation (ITE)
- MyPrimeRenov '
- Energy Savings Certificates (EEC)
- Zero-interest eco-loan: up to €30,000
- VAT at 5,5% on materials and labor
- Local aid
These subsidies, combined with the savings achieved through EWI, allow for a rapid return on investment while reducing CO₂ emissions.
"I was able to obtain a significant grant thanks to the application put together by the company. That helped me get started!" Mr. Guivarc'h – Finistère
Key figures for the network
- 1er network specializing in EWI for private individuals in France
- 3.000 construction sites per year
- 33 member organizations of the OK network
- 70% of the national territory covered
- 180.000 m² of panels produced by Myral for UNISO France in 2024
- UNISO France has a presence throughout the country: https://uniso-isolation.fr/fr/reseau-national/
[1] According to a study commissioned by Nuances d'Avenir and carried out by Verian for the Cler network, among 2000 French people in 2025.