How Do I Insulate an Irregular Surface?

Rigid insulation boards work on flat surfaces, but many real-world substrates are anything but flat — curved steelwork, concrete columns, beams, junctions, corrugated profiles, pipe-rich plant rooms and complex roof details. Cutting, shaping and sealing rigid boards around these geometries is slow, wasteful and leaves gaps that create thermal bridges.

A spray-applied natural cork thermal coating solves this by conforming to the exact profile of the substrate. Sprayed or troweled directly onto the surface, it forms a continuous thermal layer that follows curves, corners, junctions and complex geometries without cutting or gaps.

By improving the thermal behaviour of the irregular surface, an appropriate VIPEQ cork-enhanced thermal coating can help raise its surface temperature and reduce condensation — with a continuous layer and no joints or thermal bridges introduced by the insulation itself.