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THERMAL LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATE

TLA

Thermal lightweight aggregate is a specialized construction material made from lightweight, porous substances that provide excellent thermal insulation. It is used in concrete, finishing, and insulation applications to help improve energy efficiency by reducing heat transfer. Its lightweight nature also helps decrease the overall weight of structures, reducing load on foundations and allowing for faster construction. Thanks to its insulating properties and durability, thermal lightweight aggregate is an ideal choice for environmentally friendly and energy-efficient building solutions.

WHY?

 

Excellent Thermal Insulation:

Provides effective thermal insulation, reducing heat transfer and improving energy efficiency of buildings.

 

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Lightweight:

Significantly reduces the overall weight of structures, which can lower foundation costs and allow for construction in areas with poor load-bearing capacity.

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Fire Resistance:

Has good fire-resistant properties, enhancing the safety of construction structures.

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Sound Insulation:

Offers good acoustic insulation, helping to reduce noise transmission within buildings.

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Durability and Stability:

Resistant to weathering, decay, and chemical attacks, contributing to the longevity of the structure.

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Eco-Friendly:

Often made from recycled materials or industrial waste, making it an environmentally sustainable option.

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Ease of Handling and Application:

Lightweight nature makes it easier to handle and install, speeding up construction processes.

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Reduces Material Consumption:

Due to its lightweight and insulating properties, less material may be needed for insulation and structural purposes.

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Here are photos demonstrating the installed TLA system, showcasing the excellent airtight seal around pipes and cables. Additionally, underfloor heating can be easily integrated with the TLA system, allowing screeding to be applied directly over it as the finished floor.

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