Hemp as a insulation

L'hemp insulation is a solution ecological effective for insulating a home or any other building.

Hemp offers advantages in terms of thermal and acoustic comfortIt's sustainable and respectful of the environment.

Performance thermal

Hemp is a excellent insulatorideal for effectively limiting heat loss in winter while maintaining a pleasant temperature in summer.

Thanks to its high thermal capacityIt stores heat and releases it gradually.
Sa low thermal conductivity makes it an effective insulator against heat.
With a thermal conductivity coefficient (lambda) of 0.040 W/m.K, hemp is one of the best insulators, comparable or even superior to glass or rock wool. By opting for this insulation, you can reduce your energy consumption and cut your greenhouse gas emissions.

Properties acoustics

Hemp stands out for its remarkable properties acousticsThis greatly improves living comfort at home. It is highly effective for absorb noise and reduce noise pollutionWhether they come from the outside or the inside.

It protects against environmental noise such as road traffic or neighbours, as well as against impact noise such as footsteps or impacts. With a sound insulation that can exceed 40 dBHemp outperforms most traditional insulation materials.

By reducing noise pollutionhemp helps to create a calm and relaxing atmosphere. peacefulwhich helps you get a good night's sleep, concentrate better and feel more relaxed. well-being general.

Hemp for a healthy habitat

Hemp acts naturally as a fungicideantibacterial and insect repellent. What's more, it regulates humidity and indoor temperatures, providing a healthy and pleasant environment.

Hemp, as a hygroscopic materialIt has the ability to regulate humidity by absorbing excess water and releasing it as required.

This feature helps prevent condensation and moulds, while maintaining a good level of protection. quality of indoor air. Naturally free from toxic or allergenic substances, hemp guarantees a healthy indoor environment. healthy environmentfor both its occupants and the ecosystem.