Optimal indoor climate with radiant heat and clay
– TO FEEL GOOD

Clay plaster – Thermal radiation – Wood fiber board

SIETHERM wall heating and – cooling works in an energy-saving way. It creates a pleasant and healthy indoor climate in combination with a heat distribution layer made of clay.

The ideal connection – wall heating with clay

Clay-coated wall heaters are the most modern form of ancient and proven technology.

Clay Is appreciated for thermal well-being all over the world. It not only meets the highest requirements in sound and fire protection, but also ensures a healthy indoor climate.

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WELL-BEING and COMFORT with

THERMAL RADIATION

Radiator

Dust accumulates in the hard to clean radiator spaces. Due to the air flow this is whirled up and distributed in the room. Health impairments can be the result.

In order to achieve a desired room temperature of about 22°C, advance temperatures of sometimes more than 65°C are needed.

WALL HEATING

The SIETHERM surface heating results in a pleasant heat radiation due to its large surface area. This radiant heat can be compared with the heat sensation of a tiled stove or with sunbeams.

In addition, a much more uniform temperature picture is created in the room. The risk of mold growth can therefore be reduced.

WOOD SOFT FIBER PLATES

Soft-wood fiber boards are high-performance, ecological construction and insulation materials. . In addition to their variety of applications and their high protection against heat, cold and noise, wood fiber boards are particularly convincing due to their environmentally friendly properties. They are 100% recyclable and compostable.

Rely on QUALITY THE CONVICTED

Wood fiber boards convince with their unique quality:
– Pressure and bending resistant
– safe against fungal attack
– heat storing
– heat and sound insulating
– diffusion open
– hardly inflammable
– Construction biologically recommended
– suitable for almost every application

CLAY & WOODEN WEAVE PLATES

Both building materials have a large sorption capacity, which affect the indoor climate. As dry clay contains less moisture than wood, it removes moisture from adjacent wood and preserves it. Mold and pests are therefore hardly offered habitat. This is how you can achieve the famous clay feel-good climate.