Insulated Building Materials for Reducing Energy Transfer
The global shortage of energy resources, along with rising greenhouse gas emissions from the use of electrical appliances, has made energy efficiency a key focus in green building. One effective approach is the use of high-performance insulating materials that slow the rate of energy transfer. Whether incorporated into new construction or retrofitted into existing structures, these materials help prevent heat gain and loss—enhancing overall energy efficiency.
A Block with Triple the Insulation of a Standard Block
The Ashkalit 268 white block offers unmatched thermal performance, delivering three times the insulation of a standard block and twelve times that of concrete. With a 22 cm thickness, thermal conductivity of 0.12, and thermal resistance of 1.83, it stands as the most insulated block available in Israel. Exceeding the requirements of the SI 1045 standard, it helps maintain comfortable indoor temperatures, reduces energy consumption, lowers electricity bills, and minimizes harmful emissions.