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Building andModernizingwith Neopor®



Contents

03 > Material—Neopor®

04 > Quality Products rom BASF

05 > High Perormance rom Neopor

06 > Thermal Insulation and Thermal Conductivity07 > Key Features o Neopor Insulating Materials

08 > Sustainability and Eiciency

09 > Eco-eiciency and Promotion Programs

10 —11 > Overview o Neopor Applications

12 > Advantages o Neopor Insulating Materials

13 > External Insulation ( TICS)—Shuttering Elements14 > Insulation Behind Curtain Facades—Core Insulation

15 > Internal Insulation—Ceiling Insulation (Basements)

16 > Over-Rater Insulation—Inter-Rater Insulation

17 > Flat Roo Insulation—Lot Insulation

18 —19 > Practical Examples

Building and Modernizing with Neopor®

Information for Architects, Planners,

and Craftsmen



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Small, Round, Black —One material,

Many Applications

The black beads are oamed by converters onconventional EPS machines and processed tosilver-gray oam blocks and molded parts withup to 20 percent better insulating perormance

than conventional EPS. The blocks are then cutto boards o dierent thicknesses.

Neopor®—Neopor is composed o small blackbeads o polystyrene (EPS) containing a blowingagent, which makes it expandable. BASF pro-duces this unique material, which is processedby oam manuacturers, into insulating materialsor a wide range o applications.

Neopor insulating materials oer greater insulat-

ing perormance and up to 50 % lower use oraw materials than conventional EPS, helpingenvironmental conservation and saving money.Environmentally-riendly Neopor insulatingmaterials do not contain CFCs, HCFCs, HFCs,or other halogenated cell gases. They containair as cell gas, which guarantees the preserva-tion o the thermal conductivity throughout thelie o the construction.

Neopor insulating materials thereore representa modern, environmentally aware liestyle. We

call it: “Innovation in Insulation”.

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Patent for the polymerization of

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Patent on Neopor®

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Quality Products from BASF—The Benchmark in Polystyrene For Over 50 years

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Styropor®—Behind this name lies a success storythat is everyone’s goal. BASF discovered a clas-sic over 50 years ago in expandable polystyrene(EPS). Under the tradename Styropor, EPS isnow the solution or eicient insulation and saepackaging worldwide.

With Neopor®, BASF has taken the classicStyropor a step urther. This new materialor modern insulating materials is oamed just

like Styropor and processed to boards andmolded parts.

The vital dierence can be seen with the nakedeye in the silver-gray color. In Neopor, graphiteis added to the material, absorbing and relectingheat radiation and improving the insulating per-ormance o EPS by up to 20 percent.

Products made rom BASF’s Neopor are an eco-nomic investment in the uture and add to thevalue o a property.

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The special product properties entail that insulat-ing boards made o this material provide up totwenty percent more perormance than conven-tional EPS, due to the ine graphite particles in

Neopor® that act as inrared absorbers or relec-tors.

Builders and planners can make use o thisadvantage o Neopor. Using Neopor insulatingboards, they can achieve a much higher insulat-ing perormance and even lower energy con-sumption.

Neopor insulating materials are a winner becauseo their higher insulating perormance, comparedwith conventional EPS.

Neopor®

— Insulating Materials with a Perfor-mance Plus —Up to 20% More Performancewith the Same Board Thickness

They also oer other majoradvantages:

Water-repellent

Low moisture absorptionDiusion-open

Sturdy and dimensionally stable

Environmentally riendly due to higheco-eiciency

Resistant and rot-proo

Greater ease o handling due to weightadvantage

Dust-ree and easy to lay

Weather-resistant construction

Non-irritating to the skin



Density [kg/m3 ]

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Neopor®

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External components that are not, or not su-iciently, insulated radiate heat, resulting in anoticeable, unhealthy drat in the living area.Poorly insulated components or elements thatare not insulated at all are oten damp becausecondensation orms on the inside i the tem-perature in the component drops and diusingatmospheric moisture comes into contact with

Thermal insulationSignifcant advantages or building practice

The excellent eect o Neopor insulating materi-

als oers architects, planners, cratsmen, andbuilders signiicant advantages in building prac-tice. The Neopor inrared absorbers or relectorsconsiderably reduce thermal conductivity, andthe permeability o the material with regard toheat is lower than in normal insulating boards.

Thermal conductivityOptimized insulating perormance

Vastly improved insulating eects can be

achieved with Neopor, particularly with verylow bulk densities. The diagram shows thatNeopor insulating materials with a bulk den-sity o 15 kg /m3, or example, achieve a thermalconductivity o 0.032 W/(m ∙ K). Compared toconventional EPS with the same bulk density,the thermal conductivity is 0.037 W/(m ∙ K).

Thermal Insulation is Quality of Life—With Neopor® You are Investing in a PerceptiblyImproved Living Environment

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Inrared absorbers and relectors largely prevent heat losscaused by radiation.

colder layers. This condensation can cause moldand rot, and aects the health and well-being othe residents. It also causes signiicant damageto the building. Proessionally installed Neopor® insulating materials sustainably prevent theseeects, providing a healthy environment in newbuildings and in the housing stock, and savingenergy. In addition, the building retains its value.



Properties Unit KeyDIN EN 13163

Test results Standard

Thermal conductivity(measured value

at 10°C)

W/(m · K) --- 0.032 0.031 0.030 DIN EN 12667

Compressive stress

at 10% compression

kPa CS (10) 60—90 100—120 150—200 DIN EN 826

Tensile strength kPa TR ≥ 100 ≥ 150 ≥ 200 DIN EN 1607

Flexural strength kPa BS ≥ 100 ≥ 100 ≥ 150 DIN EN 12089

Dimensional stability

23°C; 90% RH

% DS ( TH ) ≤ 1 ≤ 1 ≤ 1 DIN EN 1604

Fire behavior Euroclass --- E E E DIN EN 13501-1

--- --- B1 B1 B1 DIN 4102

Water absorption on

long-term immersion

Vol. % WL ( T) --- ≤ 3 ≤ 3 DIN EN 12087

Water vapor

diffusion resistance

index

--- MU 30—70 40—100 40—100 DIN EN 12086

Application limiting

temperature

°C --- 80 80 80 ---

Chemical resistance Insensitive to water, the majority of acids and alkalis, sensitive to organic solvents

Biological behavior No harmful effects on health known

Key Features of Neopor® Insulating Materials

Please note:The technical and physical eatures given in thetable are guidelines or Neopor® insulating materi-als. The igures and properties may vary depend-ing on processing.



Neopor® Insulating Materials—Sustainableand Efficient 50% Lower Use of Raw Materials Conserves

Valuable Resources

The starting material or expanded polystyreneis polymerized styrene. The bead-shaped beadsare oamed in various stages to up to ity timestheir original volume using water vapor.

Example:Only 540 kg o Neopor insulating boards are usedwith a thermal insulation composite system toinsulate the 200 m2 outer wall o a building. Ap-proximately 970 kg o conventional EPS wouldhave to be used to achieve the same insulationperormance.

Compared to conventional EPS, around 50% lessraw material can be used to produce Neopor® insulating boards, giving a demonstrably greateradvantage with low environmental impact. It there-ore achieves the best results in the eco-eiciencyanalysis.

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Low eco-eiciency

High eco-eiciency

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Environmental burden (standardized)

Advan-ages using m2 thermal

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compositesystem

Many old buildings have a heating energyrequirement o over 200 kWh/(m2 ∙ a). A single-amily house with a heated living area o 150 m2 would use approximately 3,000 liters o heatingoil or 3,000 m3 o gas per heating period. Theseconsumption igures are considerably reducedwhen using Neopor insulating materials.

Studies show an energy savings potential o over

50% when using thermal insulation. Full amor-tization o the insulating material costs otenoccurs in one heating period. Energy is savedand the environment protected.

Thermal insulation in comparisonGreater advantage to lower costs

The eco-eiciency analysis looks at productsand processes rom both an economic and anecological point o view. The result o an evalu-ation o this nature, in the example o the ther-mal insulation composite system (TICS) with a

U-value o 0.29 W/(m

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· K), is shown in the dia-gram. The major advantage o Neopor® insulatingboards lies in the reduced use o raw materialso up to 50%, generating savings in terms ocosts and resources, which in turn relieves pres-sure on the environment. Compared to alterna-tive products, Neopor insulating materials oereconomic advantages with lower environmentalimpact, and thereore oer eco-eicient insulat-ing solutions or up-to-date thermal insulation.

Attractive promotion programsRenovation: saving energy and costs

The sharp rise in energy costs makes thealready high demand or renovation o hous-ing stock even more relevant. Low lending ratesand attractive promotion programs oer privatebuilders an excellent opportunity to use planned

renovation as a means to optimize the energyeiciency o their properties.

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Old buildings with no insulation 3000 l

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Eco-eiciency analysis o thermal insulation composite systemsin the example o the three-liter house in the Brunck district oLudwigshaen in 2000, conirmed by the Öko-Institut in Freiburg,

Germany, and by TÜV (German Technical Inspection Agency).

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Thermography o a residential building. The yellow-red areas showthe high heat loss rom poorly insulated components.

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Please reer to the speciic conditions o the particular application,especially regarding structural, technical, and regulatory aspects.

Neopor®—One Material—Many

Insulating concreteorms (ICF)

Special structuralcomponents

Interior insulation

Exterior insulation

(ETICS)

Floor insulation

Ceiling insulation



Applications

Flat roo insulation

Cavity insulation / Coating insulation

Lot insulation

Pitched roo

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Insulation behindcurtain walls

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Versatile: Constructions that call or a restric-tion on the thickness o the insulating materi-als, or example in modernization, can easilyuse thinner insulating boards with the sameinsulation perormance, compared to conven-tional EPS. The result is considerable savingsin energy consumption.

Quality: Neopor insulating boards are aging-and rot-resistant, and are extremely sturdy

and dimensionally stable. They are diusion-open and highly water-repellent, and oer theadvantage o low water absorption.

Fire protection: Neopor insulating materials areproduced in accordance with the requirementso European standard DIN EN 13163 and areclassed in Euroclass E in accordance with DINEN 135011 and B1 in accordance with DIN 4102.

Neopor® insulating materials Advantages at a glance

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Neopor®—Continuous Insulationfrom the Basement to the Roof

In applications using Neopor®, you can apply ageneral structured insulating concept throughoutthe house. From the basement to the roo, romexternal insulation in the thermal insulation com-posite system to internal insulation, you can buildon proven applications rom a material that oersthe highest eiciency.

In new buildings and renovation projects, youcan achieve optimal thermal insulation that sus-tainably enhances the abric o the building andretains the value o the property or quite sometime.

Handling: Neopor insulating boards can be laidquickly and in any weather condition. They areeasy to cut and grind, and do not dazzle in sun-shine. Processing does not produce dust orcause irritation o the skin.

Soundprooing: In addition to energy savings,elasticized Neopor insulating boards also

enhance the soundprooing o buildings.

Durability: The aging- and rot-resistant materialproperties, in particular, make Neopor insulatingmaterials a durable, long-term, and sae thermalinsulation.



Exterior insulation (ETICS)Structurally perect with Neopor®

External insulation with the thermal insulation compos-ite system ( TICS) is structurally very well suited to the

thermal insulation o buildings. The insulating layer isapplied to the outside and coated with a special-pur-pose reinorced plaster. Thermal insulation compositesystems with EPS (Styropor® ) have proved themselvesin practice or more than 50 years; Neopor® insulatingboards are successully continuing this tradition. TICS with Neopor®

Uncomplicated and economic method or improvingthe thermal insulation o external walls.Extremely suitable or renovating acades.The thickness o the insulating boards can be adapted

to the appropriate structural conditions and U-valuesrequired.Requirements or thermal insulation to save energy canbe rapidly implemented.Thermal insulation demands can be ulilled many timesover right up to “zero-heating cost house” standard.Neopor insulating boards meet the guidelines or ireprotection in the window lintel, even without protectivestrips. The material in the lintel area does not need tobe changed.Neopor insulating boards are the most widely usedgray acade insulating boards in Europe. More than10 million square meters per year are testimony to

the success o this quality product rom BASF.

Insulating concrete orms (ICF)Tailor-made thermal insulation withNeopor shuttering elements

Neopor shuttering elements are used as wall andceiling elements. Their interlocking systems entail thatthe shuttering elements can be quickly itted togetherand then, with or without reinorcement, illed withconcrete. The inished internal and external walls aremonolithic concrete walls with very high insulationproperties. This construction system is a cost-eicient,rapid, and earthquake-proo system. Improved insulation eectNeopor shuttering elements have proved to be sup-erior or the construction o low-energy and passive

houses. With Neopor, construction elements, wherethe key eature lies in the thermal insulation proper-ties, achieve a greatly improved insulation eect com-pared with conventional EPS.

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Please note:Only suiciently proven and authorized systems,in which all the components oer the requisiteguarantee or durability and reliability, should beused. The relevant manuacturers have certii-cates or the use and application o the varioussystems.

Please note:Costly and time-consuming extra work or

shuttering supports, sills, lintels, ring armatures,and ceiling covers may not be necessary. Thiscan constitute processing and cost savings oup to 50% o an external wall.

Eco-eiciency:: Thermal insulation composite systems withNeopor insulating boards have demonstrableeconomic advantages with lower environmentalimpact over alternative products as a result oup to 50% reduced use o raw materials.



Overview o advantages:Outstanding insulation perormancePermanently dry thermal insulationSimple constructionLicensed systems

Insulation behind curtain wallsCustomized and reliable with Neopor®

The use o suspended, back-ventilated acades is pre-erred because o the high level o technical saety

and particularly due to the creative aspects. Thistwo-layer acade system, which combines the unc-tions o weathering protection and insulation, oers acomprehensive range o acade claddings. These canbe individually adjusted to the appropriate architectureo a building. The use o Neopor® insulation boards isideal or this acade system.

Overview o advantages: Best thermal insulation eectWater-repellent without hydrophobingLow setting behavior with Neopor beadsLow weight

Core insulation with Neopor® insulating boardsDouble -wall masonry is a sae wall construction, evenwith a high level o stress due to driving rain, andrepresents a traditional construction in many areaso Europe. In new buildings, the lightweight Neoporinsulating boards can be economically used in theconstruction with back-ventilated acing or in the coreinsulation without back ventilation. Even with limits onthe thickness o the insulation in double -wall masonrydue to construction, Neopor insulating materials oerexcellent thermal insulation.

Core insulation with oamed Neopor beads(coating insulation) A subsequent core insulation is possible by using theinjection process or old buildings with double -wallmasonry. In coating insulation, loose oamed beads oNeopor are into the cavity with compressed air, usinga hose. The slight overpressure during injection allowsthe Neopor beads to be tightly deposited in smallgaps, and this guarantees gap-ree, permanent ther-mal insulation.

Cavity insulation / Coating insulation A durable thermal insulation with Neopor

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Interior insulation You get the best results with Neopor®

Ceiling insulation (basement)Eiciently insulating with Neopor

In unheated basement areas, the insulation is ittedunder the ceiling o the basement. This step shouldnot be omitted because o the comparatively lowcosts, even i the potential savings are less than withcomparable measures in the acade and roo areas. The result:Cool basements, warm living areas: Basement ceil-ings can be optimally insulated with Neopor insulat-ing boards; the height o the room is only minimallyreduced, and as a result, the heating energy con-

sumption can be reduced —thanks to the improvedinsulating eect compared with conventional EPS.

Internal insulation is particularly suitable or improv-ing the thermal insulation o external walls o existing

residential buildings, i insulation rom outside is notpossible or is not desirable. Internal insulation involveslow manuacturing costs and can be carried out insections. Where heating times are short or heating israpid, internal insulation with Neopor® is, in act, pre-erable to external insulation. Because o the outstand-ing thermal insulation properties o Neopor insulatingboards, better insulation perormance is achieved withsmaller thicknesses than with conventional EPS. As aresult, less valuable internal space is lost.

Composite boards with the insulating material

Neopor® as a substrate or painting and wall-papering work Composite boards with insulating material madeo Neopor and gypsum plasterboard, which can beinstalled to room height, are ideal or this purpose.They are suitable as a substrate or painting and wall-papering work and or wall tiles once the gaps havebeen proessionally illed.

Neopor—Use in apartment buildingsIn apartment buildings where noise levels need to bereduced, Neopor insulating boards that have addition-

ally been elasticized also provide a perceptible contri-bution to sound insulation.

Please note:Some external wall constructions require anadditional vapor barrier or vapor brake. A struc-tural examination is always advisable. Floorstructures or internal wall ixings should be insu-lated to reduce the ormation o thermal bridges.

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Old building or new:

Neopor® insulating materials oer

the optimum thermal insulation

Slit thermal insulation boards made o Neopor areideal or inter-rater insulation. A special longitudinalslit makes the insulation board lexible and elastic,

enabling it to be itted snugly between the raters. Thecombination o inter- and over-rater insulation withNeopor insulating boards provides a high level o ther-mal insulation with a low construction height.

Inter-rater insulationPrecision-itting

Over-rater insulationNo gaps in the insulating layer

Rater insulation is a structurally optimum constructionbecause the insulating layer is laid over the roo con-struction with virtually no breaks. Visible raters canbe integrated into the internal architecture o areas asa creative eature. To best meet the thermal insula-tion requirements, the Neopor® insulating material isused eiciently or over-rater insulation in the orm oboards or roo elements and as thermorooing.

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Proessionally converted areas under pitchedroos oer valuable living space. However, spe-cial construction solutions are needed to guar-antee healthy, comortable living under the roo

which makes the appropriate level o insulationlayer particularly crucial. In summer, living areasunder the roo should not become unbearablyhot due to solar radiation, and in winter, thethermal insulation must restrict the loss o costlyheating energy.

Neopor®—Insulating Pitched Roofs



Flat roos are subject to high thermal loads and result-ing stresses, aecting the roo sealing and buildingconstruction. Neopor® insulating materials protect the

construction rom the eects o variations in tempera-ture and guarantee sae thermal insulation. Economic constructionsNeopor insulating materials are used in warm rooconstructions. They are suitable or virtually all poten-tial sealing materials and or protective and use sur-aces. Flat roos with sealed, environmentally riendlyand economic constructions can be built usingNeopor insulating materials.

Neopor® in renovating lat roos

An additional thermal insulation layer with Neoporinsulating boards is laid i the lat roo is to be mod-ernized and brought up to the current thermal insula-tion standards. As is the case in new buildings, anequalizing protective layer against water vapor, a rooseal, and a surace protective layer should be added.Furthermore, the roo has to be secured to prevent itrom being lited o by the wind. For old roo areaswith a slope o less than two percent, constructing thethermal insulation with Neopor insulating boards assloping elements isrecommended.

Irrespective o the statutory regulations, it is advisableor all owners o old buildings to check the thermalinsulation o the roo void, as this can save consider-able cost. In many buildings, the ceiling o the toploor is poorly insulated or may not even have anyinsulation at all. The roo void can be optimally insu-lated by using Neopor insulating boards.

Lot insulationRoo voids with no energy loss

Flat roo insulationLong-lasting and eicient with Neopor®

Please note:

Neopor insulating boards, like EPS, are only suit-able or bonding with hot bitumen or a nakedlame i a separating layer is in place. I Neoporinsulating boards are combined with plastic ilmssuch as PVC and EVA, the manuacturer’s guide-lines must be ollowed.

Please note:Should the roo void be able to withstand oot

traic, the insulating boards must be coveredon top. In some wooden beam ceilings, a vaporbarrier or vapor brake may need to be installedunder the insulation. Each construction shouldbe assessed individually.

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BASF and its partners in practice oer provenand easy-to-use solutions to increase the energyeiciency o all kinds o buildings. The high per-ormance and energy eiciency as well as theenvironmental advantages o the technologies oBASF and its partners in the construction industryare demonstrated by a wide variety o low-energyhouses.

Zero -heating cost house inLudwigshaen, GermanyEnergy consumption reduced to technical-economicoptimum

In view o rising energy prices, a zero -heating cost house can rep-

resent the optimum investment. LUWOGE, BASF’s housing com-pany, has developed a concept that reduces energy consumption toan economic optimum by energy modernization measures. A ther-mal insulation composite system with Neopor® insulating boardsis used so that the building incurs the minimum heating costs. Theenergy or power, hot water, and heating the house is produced byusing regenerative energy sources. The cost savings are used orreinancing. Thereore, the costs or heating and producing hot waterare quite separate rom the operating costs.

“Bâtiment génération E” inFontenay-sous-Bois, FranceComplete renovation clearly reduces energyconsumption

BASF’s know-how o building energy-eiciently with innovativematerials is proving its worth in France. Ater a complete renova-tion, the “Bâtiment Génération E ”, a villa in Fontenay-sous-Bois,uses less than 50 kW/h instead o 400 kW/h per square meter. This

reduction in energy consumption was mainly due to Neopor insu-lating materials, which were used to insulate walls, roo, loors, andceilings. Styrodur® C was utilized or the perimeter insulation.

References Low-Energy Houses in Europe areTestimony to the Quality of BASF Technologiesin Thermal Insulation

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Three-liter house in Rome, ItalyMarketable low -energy solution or Italy

The building ollows the Italian construction tradition, but with justthree liters o oil or 30 kWh per square meter, it boasts an annualheat consumption o at least 80% below the Italian average. Thiswas achieved by a comprehensive insulation approach, usingStyrodur® C in the perimeter insulation and Neopor insulatingboards or the external thermal insulation composite system as well

as or the roo and solid-borne sound insulation. The Micronal

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PCMplaster regulates the internal temperature, which remains pleasanteven on the hottest days, without having to use a cooling system.The result is a marketable low-energy solution or Italy, whichprovides luxury conditions 365 days a year.

Apartment building in Lucerne, SwitzerlandHeating energy consumption reduced by 90%

Modern architecture, a high level o luxury, and low energy con-sumption can be combined, as Anliker AG rom Lucerne (Swit-zerland) has demonstrated. They constructed the irst apartmentbuildings in Switzerland o passive house standard at the Wohnan-lage Konstanz in Rothenburg/Lucerne with several types o houses,which won the irst Swiss building prize sponsored by the Solar Agentur Foundation. BASF contributed to this success with Neopor® insulating materials, an expandable polystyrene that insulates theacades o all buildings in the development. Coupled with othermeasures, it was possible to reduce heating energy consumptionby 90% in comparison to a conventionally built house.

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Nottingham University Creative Energy

Home Initiative, EnglandThe Creative Energy Homes project

The Creative Energy Homes project is a showcase o innovative,state-o-the-art, energy-eicient homes o the uture, built on theUniversity Park in Nottingham, England. Five houses will be de-signed and constructed according to various degrees o innova-tion and lexibility to allow the testing o dierent aspects o modernconstruction methods. The project aims to stimulate sustainabledesign ideas and promote new ways o providing aordable, andenvironmentally sustainable housing with an innovative design.

The BASF House is being built on Plot 3, at the University Park inNottingham. This structure is designed to meet Sustainable HomesCode Level 5.



Further inormation on Neopor®

Brochure: Neopor®—Innovation in Insulation

Brochure: Building and Modernizing with Neopor

Brochure: Passive House

Brochure: Fast & Easy Construction with Insulating

Concrete Forms (ICF)

Brochure: Wall Insulation

Brochure: Roo Insulation

Neopor flm: Innovation in Insulation

Website: www.neopor.de

Neopor: Product sample older

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Note

The data contained in this publication are based on our current

knowledge and experience. In view o the many actors that may

aect processing and application o our product, these data do not

relieve processors rom carrying out own investigations and tests;

neither do these data imply any guarantee o certain properties, nor

the suitability o the product or a specifc purpose. Any descriptions,

drawings, photographs, data, proportions, weights etc. given herein

may change without prior inormation and do not constitute the

agreed contractual quality o the product. It is the responsibility o

the recipient o our products to ensure that any proprietary rightsand existing laws and legislation are observed. (March 2010)

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