Joint Gap Thermal Insulation Board

Joint Gap Polystyrene Facade Wall Cladding Sheets

Exterior Façade Joint Gap Coatings: Ready-made exterior façade coatings are much more advantageous products compared to classical sheathing methods. Joint Gap Exterior wall coverings do not require such processes as mesh and decorative during application, so they provide easy and fast application advantages. Our products, the main raw material of which is "Styrofoam Expanded Polystyrene", are ready for use after being cut in the desired sizes and models, coated with Metpor jamb plaster and dried.

Exterior styrofoam cladding models As we described above, thermal insulation is based on the use of substances with very low thermal conductivity. These materials are known as insulation materials, that is, exterior cladding panels. Common insulation materials are wool, fiberglass, rock wool, polystyrene EPS styrofoam - foam, polyurethane and goose down, etc.'is. These materials are very poor conductors of heat, and therefore are good thermal insulators.Thermal insulation, exterior wall sheathing application is based on the use of substances with very low thermal conductivity and low surface emission. It is important to note that the exterior wall panels and the factors affecting the performance may change over time as the material age or environmental conditions change.

5 cm Exterior Facade Panel With Joint Panels and Prices

Thermal insulation m2 Material Unit Price 4 cm sheet 25.00 $ + VAT

Exterior Façade m2 Prices 4 cm Sheet 25.00 $ + VAT

How are 5 cm Exterior Wall Polystyrene Sheathing Panels Made?

1. Scaffolding is installed on the building facades.
2. The ends of the jointed exterior cladding boards that overflow with mortar are smoothed out with the help of a spatula.
3. The 4 cm thick sheathing board with a joint gap is attached to the facade by gluing by combing the back surface with adhesive.
4. If desired, 2 siding press sheathing boards per square meter will be doweled so that they hit 4 cm on the exterior surface. Dowel locations are placed between joints or under the jambs.
5. All joints of the 4 cm ready sheathing material are glued with adhesive and the overflowing parts are cleaned with a spatula.
6. All joints are left to dry by retouching with jamb mortar, and when drying is finished, the sanding procedure is done so that the surface is smooth.
7. Then, the surface is made ready for paint by applying a primer on the jointed sheathing 4 cm exterior cladding.