Polynor: consumer reviews. Polynor (sprayed insulation): use

Polynor - a heater based on polyurethane foam, which was developed jointly by construction companies. "Polinor" consumer feedback received good as a modern material, ideally suited for heat and sound insulation. In addition, the scope of its application is wide, which opens up great opportunities for conducting insulation work.

Consumer properties

Like any insulation material, Polynor has a number of advantages:

1. It has excellent heat savings. These indicators are higher for a heater than for expanded polystyrene and mineral wool.
2. Non-toxic. About the product "Polinor" reviews of consumers are good, because it is not poisonous and does not require any protective equipment.
3. Ease of use. When using POLYNOR, a heat insulating layer is created, for which a frame is not needed as an anchor. Also, tools and auxiliary materials are not required.
4. Excellent grip. The composition quickly adheres to any surface - brick, wood, plastic, stone, concrete, which significantly expands the scope of its use.

Polymer insulation is very popular due to the fact that it is applied by spraying. This affects the better adhesion of different surfaces, even if they are not very even. Very often this insulation is used for finishing hard-to-reach places, for example, where pipelines or cables are laid.

Where is it applied?

One-component POLYNOR is widely used for heat and sound insulation of the following elements:

• Facades;
• Loggias;
• Terraces and verandas;
• Attics and attics;
• Cellars;
• Residential premises - apartments, houses;
• Industrial premises;
• Pipeline systems, engineering communications;
• Vans-thermoses.

Application Features

About the insulation "Polinor" reviews of consumers are quite often, which is explained by the ease of its use. The principle of working with it boils down to the following:

1. Preparation of the working surface for further finishing. To do this, you need to save it from stains, dirt, and properly moisturize.
2. A cylinder with a heater must be in the room at a temperature of at least 18 degrees.
3. Before work it is required to put on a cylinder a special nozzle which goes in the complete set, before a click.
4. Remove the cover from the cross and screw the gun onto the base. By the way, it is not included in the kit. When carrying out this procedure, the container must be vertical.
5. The container is shaken carefully.
6. The sprayed insulation is easily applied by dosing the force of pressing the trigger of the gun. Spray should be a layer thickness of not more than 5 cm.

It is recommended to shake the balloon during operation. To clean the gun after the insulation is finished, you need to use a special liquid PULP Cleaner.

Due to the simplicity of the application, the Polinor heater is very popular in everyday life. The instruction for its use is simple, so even a novice user can cope with it. As already mentioned, the material can only be applied to a cleaned surface. At the same time, if the work is done with a galvanized profiled metal sheet, you must first wipe its surface, remove all stains and oil film from it, which is always present on the metal due to the technological process. Heating of the aerosol is necessary in order that the mass in the cylinder does not solidify and sputter evenly.

Using the nozzle

"Polinor" - sprayed insulation, which is applied with a special plastic spray nozzle. It is attached to the tip of a conventional mounting gun, and for this you need to remove the nozzle from the sprayer, it should be pressed to the tip of the gun, then insert it into the nozzle-sprayer until a click occurs. The main thing is not to allow too much load, as this can lead to cracking of the nozzle body. Do not use the nozzle to work with conventional foam.

Once the heater is applied, it can be treated with water with a conventional garden sprayer - this will help accelerate the polymerization and improve the foaming of the newly created thermal insulation layer.

We follow the rules

As already mentioned, about the "Polinor" product, consumers' responses are often met. In the simplicity of its use, it is necessary to approach this process as responsibly as possible. First, when sprayed, the solidified mass in the form of a foam can irritate the skin, eyes, respiratory system. To avoid this, you need to use traditional safety equipment in the form of gloves, glasses. And if the finish is carried out from the inside and the room is difficult to ventilate, you need a respirator when you work. If the foam has got into the eyes or the skin, you need to treat them with warm water.

Polynor heater reviews are good, but when you use it, remember that the bottle contains gas, which is a foaming agent. It is heavier than air and is a combustible substance. Therefore, the spraying should ideally be carried out in well-ventilated rooms. Important: when using Polynor in the room, you should not smoke and / or work near an open fire.

"Polynor" for the floor

This sprayed insulation is ideal for providing comfort in the room. Thanks to competent heat insulation of the floors, it is possible to make the room warmer, while saving on additional heating. And you can use "Polynor" yourself - for this you do not need special knowledge. Features of its application is that it is sprayed on the already prepared surface and easily adheres to any material - from brick to wood and plastic.

As a heater "Polinor" reviews received positive:

1. Comfortable temperature in the room is maintained.
2. A low degree of water absorption makes it impossible to install a vapor barrier layer.
3. The material promotes good steam, hydro and noise insulation.

Warming of the cellar: cheap and high quality

When decorating a house or apartment, we are looking for quality materials, which at the same time would be economical. One of the materials that meet these requirements, you can call a heater "Polinor." The price starts from 400 rubles per bottle sprayer. That's why it is often used when you need to insulate the cellar. When carrying out these works, account should be taken of the size of the foundation and the height of the plinth. Most often, foam is used to insulate the cellar, but it is not easy to work with it, so many prefer a more economical option - "Polinor." The distinctive features of its application include:

1. No need to build a frame, because the heater is sprayed directly on the surface. The material fills all microcracks, due to which reliable thermal insulation is ensured.
2. "Polynor" differs high thermal conductivity, so you can apply it a little thick.
3. Simple installation allows you to perform self-insulation without using a special tool.
4. "Polynor" does not absorb moisture, therefore it serves as an excellent waterproofing layer.
5. After applying a warming layer it can be further processed - painted or plastered.

How to perform soundproofing of the ceiling?

Noise in the apartment no longer surprises anyone, but it can be minimized with the help of a construction sprayed insulation Polynor. Customers' reviews about it are enthusiastic, not only the affordable price and ease of use, but also high noise insulation. What is the benefit of using this particular material? First, it needs to be applied in a very small layer, so your ceilings will not practically lose in height. Secondly, in your home quietness and calmness finally reign, because in terms of noise-absorbing characteristics, and also due to high density and elasticity, the material perfectly absorbs all noise.

"Polinor" - a heater, the price of which can not but rejoice. When you install it again, you do not need to erect a skeleton, because, when it solidifies, it forms it. And after the foam has hardened, it is possible to treat the surface with plaster or paint. Another important point - to mount this building heater, now you do not need to call professionals - soundproofing can be done by yourself!

We warm the roof

"Polynor" is a universal material by means of which it is possible to perform a number of warming works in the house. As for the arrangement of the roof, the experts advise paying close attention to this process and not choosing too cheap materials. However, many modern builders prefer a material such as "Polinor." The price is affordable, but the quality of the surface is not inferior to expensive analogues. To insulate the roof was done correctly, you need to follow the order of work.

Stages of thermal insulation of the roof

As you know, any roof consists of several materials:

1. Directly roofing material in the form of ruberoid, metal.
2. A wooden crate.
3. Steam insulation.
4. Waterproofing.

Most often, mineral wool or fiberglass is chosen as a thermal insulation for the roof , and this is understandable: they differ in their breathing structure, they have good vapor permeability, they are resistant to fire and ventilated. On the other hand, these materials can sink, accordingly, cold bridges will form. Secondly, due to temperature changes and humidity, the heater can collapse and lose all its protective properties.

Warming with modern materials

Polinor - a heater, the price and characteristics of which can not but rejoice. First, when you use it, you do not need to call for the help of experienced specialists, because the spraying can be done on your own. Secondly, this insulation fully meets the requirements of vapor permeability and at the same time serves as a reliable protection from moisture. Third, when Polinor is sprayed, joints and bridges of cold do not form , and the insulated roof becomes unified and integral. Accordingly, it will be provided with good waterproofing.

Warming houses or baths

One of the most reliable and easy-to-use materials for insulation - Polinor. The characteristic of it as a heater is always positive, which is due to a variety of factors. The use of this material is expedient and advantageous because it is possible to make the process of warming competent and effective, which means that it is possible to save considerably on spending on heating. At warming of houses, bath houses and in general any residential buildings the big attention is given to achievement of following purposes:

• Prevention of drafts indoors,
• Insulation of various structures from the effects of cold air,
• Protection of buildings from the negative impact of environmental factors.

All these requirements are answered by "Polinor" - a modern heater with which it is easy and convenient to work. Unlike the traditional mounting foam, it is resistant to moisture, it does not deform during operation, it allows to isolate structural elements. Before starting work, you should prepare a surface for them, and then arm themselves with a conventional household spray gun. When insulating a bath or a country house, it is necessary that the polyurethane foam heater be of a certain temperature. This will ensure fast and high-quality polymerization of the surface. Also, when using aerosol, you should thoroughly shake the can to ensure that the spraying is carried out evenly and qualitatively.

An important role is played by the observance of the steps of applying the insulation. So, first you need to apply the first layer on the surface - its thickness should not be more than 0.5 cm. It is not necessary to increase the insulation layer, since it will expand as it solidifies. As soon as the first layer becomes firmer, a second layer can be applied. "Polinor" is a unique material, because with its help it is possible to conveniently process the most inaccessible places, for example, corners of apartments, houses. The final layer of insulation is applied to obtain the final thickness, about 5-6 cm. Many will say that POLINOR is the same mounting foam, but in fact the chemical composition of these materials is significantly different. Accordingly, the technical and operational properties of the material will be different. Due to plasticity, the material is firmly bonded to the surface.

Where to buy "Polynor"? In any stores that offer construction and decoration materials. Reviews about this Norwegian insulation are mostly good, because it is easy to use and allows you to handle hard-to-reach places. Of the minuses, users note a persistent smell that lasts long enough, besides, if a large surface area is treated, too much material is required, which is not very profitable.