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Meet Kalax Insulation at Edifica 2026 Dates: October 20–22, 2026 Venue: Espacio Riesco, Santiago, Chile Location: Hall 1, Booth 1-M14
From September 28, 2026, Kalax participated as an exhibitor at Batimat 2026 in Paris, France — one of the world’s leading construction, building material, and energy-efficiency trade shows.
Paris, 28 September 2026 — At Batimat 2026, Europe’s premier building and construction exhibition held at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, the KALAX insulation team was honoured to welcome Jean-Luc Mélenchon to our booth H1-N108.
Choosing the right HVAC insulation specification affects thermal performance, condensation control, acoustic performance, durability and installation quality. For commercial HVAC projects, engineers and contractors typically need to specify more than just the insulation material. The specification may include density, thickness, thermal conductivity, facing, vapor barrier, fire performance and protective jacket.
Glass Wool Fiber Diameter Guide: Thermal Performance, Flow Resistivity, and Specifying Standards
Discover why brown glass wool batt insulation — formaldehyde-free, bio-based, and ultra-low dust — is the fastest-growing choice for Australian and US builders. Compare brown vs. yellow glass wool and learn how to spot genuine eco-friendly products.
Meet Kalax Insulation at Edifica 2026 Dates: October 20–22, 2026 Venue: Espacio Riesco, Santiago, Chile Location: Hall 1, Booth 1-M14
From September 28, 2026, Kalax participated as an exhibitor at Batimat 2026 in Paris, France — one of the world’s leading construction, building material, and energy-efficiency trade shows.
Paris, 28 September 2026 — At Batimat 2026, Europe’s premier building and construction exhibition held at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, the KALAX insulation team was honoured to welcome Jean-Luc Mélenchon to our booth H1-N108.
Choosing the right HVAC insulation specification affects thermal performance, condensation control, acoustic performance, durability and installation quality. For commercial HVAC projects, engineers and contractors typically need to specify more than just the insulation material. The specification may include density, thickness, thermal conductivity, facing, vapor barrier, fire performance and protective jacket.