Mud
PHUSKA
It is an insulating medium in roof finish of - a layer of compacted soil
underlying another layer of soil mixed with building material such as cow dung
and fibrous reinforcing ingredient such as wheat straw.
Mud PHUSKA is a common type of insulating course in the roof used in all parts of India thru ages.
Its use is cheap, reasonably durable and adds enough thermal insulation for maintaining relatively comfortable temperature in the interior.
Mud PHUSKA is a common type of insulating course in the roof used in all parts of India thru ages.
Its use is cheap, reasonably durable and adds enough thermal insulation for maintaining relatively comfortable temperature in the interior.
Roof
Insulation with Thermocol
Thermocol or EPS sheets
are in fact an excellent thermal insulator for the Indian climate. They are
lightweight and affordable & easy to install with a high insulation
value.
Sheets of thermocol are
laid on the top of the mother slab and covered with bitumen paper of geo
textile and a layer of protective concrete is laid to complete up the roof.
PU Foam Insulation
It is a 2 component
mixture to be sprayed on the roof thru a highly specialized Foaming machine. It
is sprayed in layers and its instantly dries up to an effective air, sound and
thermal barrier. It has very high thermal resistance value and low thermal
conducting values.
Vermiculite Insulation.
Roof
Insulation is done by applying an average layer of 2” thick exfoliated
vermiculite mixed with cement and water. The layer has high thermal
resistance value and is very light in weight. It is also a fire resistance and
sound absorption material.
