Cellulose insulation appeared in the United States more than 50 years ago, as the result of the search for an insulation material that provided maximum insulation and energy conservation. At the same time, it has the added advantage of using recycled paper as its raw material.

Its 100% green elaboration is achieved through the recycling of used paper (newspapers, magazines, cardboard boxes, wrappings, etc.), which is soaked in a fire resistant chemical product that also works as an insect and rodent repellent.

It is applied with certified machinery that combines the cellulose material, adhesive and water, and can be used on any surface of both, new or existing constructions.

The final result will be a monolithic structure with a predetermined thickness, which will provide thermal and acoustic insulation, fire resistance, and condensation control, all in just one application.