Timber element construction with tested fire and insulation concept

Timber element construction is becoming increasingly important due to prefabrication, short construction times and new fire protection options. With non-combustible Isover glass wool, even complex timber constructions can be realised economically and in compliance with regulations.

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Timber element construction with tested fire protection and insulation concepts

Prefabrication in wood is particularly suitable for prefabrication in the factory, as construction structures can be reproducibly planned and precisely implemented. The decisive factor here is the choice of insulation materials that reliably meet both building physics and fire protection requirements.

With non-combustible Isover glass wool, fire resistance can be maintained regardless of use, building geometry and type of construction. The systems have been tested for timber construction and enable economical solutions without additional design measures or restrictions in the planning process.

For builders and investors, this means planning security, short construction times and economically optimised constructions, while for architects this means a high degree of design freedom combined with tested technical performance.

Key benefits at a glance

Tested fire protection and insulation concepts for timber element construction
Non-combustible glass wool for reliable fire resistance regardless of use and geometry
High degree of prefabrication with reproducible, precisely plannable designs
Cost-effective solutions without additional design measures
Design freedom with tested technical performance at the same time
Sustainable solution thanks to insulation made of 80% recycled glass and electricity from hydropower