Let’s talk insulation! 🏠🔥 This is PIR—one of the most common household insulations since the '90s. It’s affordable and high-performing but has downsides like flammability and lack of thermal mass.

More sustainable options? 🌿

Rockwool: Made from volcanic rock, it's fire-resistant, moisture-repellent, and great for soundproofing. However, it requires high energy to produce.

Woodwool: A mix of wood fibers and cement, it's breathable, mold-resistant, and has great thermal mass. Plus, it absorbs CO₂ during its lifecycle!

Sheep’s Wool: Naturally regulates humidity, is biodegradable, and can absorb indoor air pollutants. However, it’s treated with chemicals to prevent pests.

Pavatextil: Made from recycled cotton and textiles, it’s flexible, breathable, and has excellent sound insulation. A great way to repurpose waste materials!

These options are eco-friendly but often need twice the thickness of PIR for the same thermal performance.

Other eco-friendly options include hemp, cork, and cellulose (recycled paper!), which have a lower carbon footprint and are biodegradable. ♻

Would you go for sustainability or efficiency? Let’s discuss! ⬇