For façade heat insulation, two methods stand out: thick-board cladding and thin, liquid-applied thermal paint. This guide compares them.
Thickness
Cladding adds 3-8 cm boards and load; thermal paint stays sub-millimetre at 600-650 g/m² and adds no load.
Application & surfaces
Thermal paint applies fast to almost any surface without primer; cladding suits flat walls and is labour-intensive.
Versatility & performance
Thermal paint combines heat, water and sound insulation in one coat and reduces a façade from 75 °C to 43 °C in summer. See applications.
Which suits you?
They can complement each other. Request a free survey via contact.