Natural Insulation Options
Choose from our selection of premium natural insulation materials, each offering unique properties and environmental benefits for your green building project.
Wood Fiber Boards
Manufactured from sustainably sourced wood fibers, these boards provide excellent thermal performance and moisture regulation. Ideal for walls, roofs, and floors in residential and commercial applications.
Hemp Insulation
Fast-growing hemp creates a highly effective insulation material with natural resistance to pests and mold. This renewable resource offers superior breathability and thermal regulation properties.
Cellulose from Recycled Paper
Made from post-consumer recycled paper treated with natural fire retardants, cellulose insulation provides excellent coverage and thermal performance while reducing waste.
Cork Panels
Harvested from cork oak trees without harming the tree, cork panels offer natural thermal and acoustic insulation. This material is naturally fire-resistant and provides excellent durability.
Sheep Wool
Natural sheep wool insulation provides excellent thermal regulation and moisture management. This renewable material naturally regulates humidity and offers superior fire resistance when treated.
Material Comparison Guide
When selecting insulation materials, consider your specific application, climate conditions, and sustainability goals. Each material offers unique advantages:
- Wood Fiber: Best for structural applications requiring high thermal mass and moisture buffering.
- Hemp: Ideal for rapid installation in new construction with excellent environmental credentials.
- Cellulose: Perfect for retrofitting existing structures with blown-in application methods.
- Cork: Excellent choice for areas requiring both thermal and acoustic insulation properties.
- Sheep Wool: Superior moisture management makes it ideal for climates with high humidity variations.