Cork panels are an excellent choice for thermal insulation because they are light, durable, thermal and acoustic insulators, and resistant to humidity and mould. Furthermore, cork is a sustainable and natural material with low environmental impact.

The installation of cork panels for thermal insulation can be done with different methods, depending on the type of wall and the conditions of the building. In general, the panels are applied with a specific glue for cork, and then fixed to the wall with dowels or metal brackets. It is important that the installation is performed by qualified personnel.

The cork panels for thermal insulation can have different sizes and thicknesses, depending on the building's needs. Usually, the standard dimensions are around 60x40 cm, while the thickness can vary from 2 to 10 cm.

The cork panels for the thermal coat require minimal maintenance. In case of dirt or dust, they can be cleaned with a damp and delicate cloth, without using aggressive or abrasive detergents. In case of damage or wear, individual panels can be replaced without having to remove the entire thermal insulation.

The cost of the cork panels for the thermal insulation can vary according to the quantity required, the dimensions and the chosen thickness. In general, cork is an expensive material compared to other insulation options, but it offers unique benefits such as sustainability and durability over time.