Recticel launches the RE-engineered IP PIR insulation
Recticel is committed to high-performance insulation solutions that continuously reduce its carbon footprint, without compromising on the most stringent technical requirements.
By removing aluminium from the composition of RE-engineered IP PIR board, the carbon footprint of the facing is significantly reduced, by up to 40%.
The elimination of the aluminium component from the IP PIR board also reduces the risk of corrosion. This innovation contributes to a more durable product and ensures long-term performance and optimal insulation efficiency.
Those who apply RE-engineered IP PIR insulation in projects make a direct contribution to sustainability goals. You not only reduce your carbon footprint, but also choose a product that combines advanced innovations with proven performance.
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