Dämmstatt Cellulose

Where to use it

This versatile insulation can be used in new or old buildings, in timber framed walls, pre-manufactured panels, open attic ceilings, and floors. The loose fibres means that any space or depth can be filled. We recommend using an experienced installer to ensure the correct density is achieved.

What it does 

Cellulose insulates the trickiest of spaces because it is applied by blowing into voids, thereby eliminating any gaps in the insulation. Pipes and cables inside the cavity are fully surrounded by the cellulose fibres resulting in a level of thermal efficiency that would be difficult to achieve with rigid board insulation.

How it works

Due to its ability to drastically minimise the transfer of heat from external sources; Dammstatt cellulose prevents overheating in the summer while achieving a high thermal performance during Winter. Additionally, the cellulose absorbs indoor moisture vapour and release it harmlessly into the external atmosphere, thereby eliminating the risk of mould and condensation.

Why we love it

Dammstatt cellulose is treated with aluminium hydrate and boric acid to prevent mould, deter insects and provide fire safety (the material will char instead of burning if exposed to fire). The fibres completely fill voids leaving no gaps and help improve the temperature, humidity and air quality within a building.