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High Reflectivity Coatings

A special coating that reflects up to 84% of the solar radiation from a surface that is used in roofing and façade applications.
A special coating that reflects up to 84% of the solar radiation from a surface that is used in roofing and façade applications.
 
When heat is reflected off of buildings, there is a greener effect as to our environment, tenants experience a better quality of life and the longevity of overall building materials is achieved.
Some of the benefits reaped are better internal ambient conditions, lower energy consumption for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, plus a reduction to the urban heat island effect, to name a few.
Finally, the life expectancy of the roof itself increases due to less expansion and contraction.
 

Features

A special coating that reflects solar radiation up to 84% (depending on the colour shade) achieving the least heat transmission to the interior of the building.
As a result, this leads to substantial energy savings and cooler interior spaces.
 

Advantages & Benefits

 
  • Less temperature absorption is achieved as heat is reflected away from the buildings, thus leading to lower environmental temperatures in dense populated areas
  • Lower environmental temperatures help reduce smog levels
  • Energy saving
  • Less heat transmission from external to internal
  • Cooler interior spaces sometimes 11°C cooler than traditional roofs
  • The life expectancy of the roof itself increases due to less expansion and contraction
     

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High Reflectivity Coatings

A special coating that reflects up to 84% of the solar radiation from a surface that is used in roofing and façade applications.
A special coating that reflects up to 84% of the solar radiation from a surface that is used in roofing and façade applications.
 
When heat is reflected off of buildings, there is a greener effect as to our environment, tenants experience a better quality of life and the longevity of overall building materials is achieved.
Some of the benefits reaped are better internal ambient conditions, lower energy consumption for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, plus a reduction to the urban heat island effect, to name a few.
Finally, the life expectancy of the roof itself increases due to less expansion and contraction.
 

Features

A special coating that reflects solar radiation up to 84% (depending on the colour shade) achieving the least heat transmission to the interior of the building.
As a result, this leads to substantial energy savings and cooler interior spaces.
 

Advantages & Benefits

 
  • Less temperature absorption is achieved as heat is reflected away from the buildings, thus leading to lower environmental temperatures in dense populated areas
  • Lower environmental temperatures help reduce smog levels
  • Energy saving
  • Less heat transmission from external to internal
  • Cooler interior spaces sometimes 11°C cooler than traditional roofs
  • The life expectancy of the roof itself increases due to less expansion and contraction
     

Folletos

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