Composition of Ecowool
Ecowool is a loose, lightweight, dry material with a capillary-porous structure, consisting of 86% recycled cellulose fibers (shredded paper—wood fiber) and 14% natural salt additives—non-flammable fire retardants and antiseptics. Thanks to this composition, the material is completely safe during production, installation, and use. It provides excellent resistance to the spread of fire, does not rot or mold, and prevents the spread of rodents.
The Benefits of Eco-Wool
- Environmentally friendly raw materials
- Effective thermal insulation properties
- Breathable thermal insulation material
- Hypoallergenic material – safe for your health both during and after installation
- Wide range of applications and various installation methods
- Cost-effective to use, as there is no material waste
- Fire-resistant and flame-retardant material
- Excellent sound insulation properties
- Rodents and pests do not nest here
Applications of EcoWatt
- Installation of Ecowool while wet
The wet application method is used in exposed wall structures, ensuring effective insulation even on perfectly vertical surfaces. With the help of special equipment, the material is sprayed onto the surface to be insulated, allowing even hard-to-reach or narrow structures to be filled. Once the material has completely dried, it adheres tightly to the surface, preventing any potential surface deformation or the formation of gaps.
- Dry Horizontal Installation of Ecowool
Dry horizontal installation of Ecowool is intended for insulating ceilings and attics. Using specialized installation equipment, Ecowool is blown freely onto the surface to be insulated, creating a thick yet breathable and moisture-regulating layer of thermal insulation.
- Dry Vertical Installation of Ecowool
In its dry form, eco-wool is “blown” under pressure into sloped and vertical structures—such as specially constructed frames in building walls—using specialized installation equipment. The material’s fine texture allows it to be installed even in hard-to-reach places, filling all gaps and cracks. Furthermore, when Ecowate is installed under pressure, the material compacts tightly, ensuring that it will not settle over time.