Nobilium® Thermalpanel interior thermal insulation to meet the needs of monumental and historic buildings or operations in ancient villages.

It is with great pleasure that we announce the application of our Nobilium® Thermalpanel insulation as a non-invasive, low-thickness technology with excellent vapor migration properties at Villa Bruni in Balerna, Canton Ticino Switzerland, for a major redevelopment.

This prestigious historic villa will undergo a significant improvement in its thermal properties, thanks to our innovative technology.

Our Nobilium® Thermalpanel interior thermal insulation is specially designed and conceived to meet the needs of monumental and historic buildings or operations in old villages.

With a reference thermal transmittance of only 2.30 W/m²K, according to technical literature for historic buildings, we are proud to offer a solution that not only meets the required standards but goes beyond expectations.

Through the application of only 9 mm of Nobilium® Thermalpanel insulation, we will achieve amazing results. In particular, the thermal transmissions of masonry with a 50 cm rock thickness will be reduced by 40%.

This achievement not only improves thermal comfort within the facility, but also contributes significantly to the reduction of energy consumption and carbon emissions, thus supporting environmental sustainability efforts.

Nobilium® Thermalpanel interior thermal insulation will provide better consumption management for heating and cooling of indoor spaces. The benefits of using 'interior thermal insulation helps create more comfortable and cozy environments by reducing the feeling of cold and dampness in the walls. Higher indoor temperatures also promote occupant well-being, reducing the need for heating and improving the building's overall energy efficiency.

The choice of our Nobilium® Thermalpanel insulation for Villa Bruni represents a commitment to excellence and quality.

We will remain committed to providing innovative and sustainable solutions for the rehabilitation of historic and modern buildings, contributing to a greener and more comfortable future for all.

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