Two things are commonly kept in mind while planning the decorating inside of any building. One, how could you defend the property from the harsh exterior climate, and two how could you construct a long-lasting interior design that can resist the inside environment's difficult conditions?
Despite the indoor environment being conducive to condensation, there are many ways that the indoor environment could contribute to this process, such as high humidity levels, leaky water pipes, and excessive usage of the kitchen and bathrooms. However, these are not the only problems you have to deal with. You may have to deal with other associated issues as well, including poor ventilation, mould growth, and decreased air quality. Finding an appropriate solution is crucial.
A building's structural integrity is also not the only thing at risk from condensation and mould growth. A building's mould growth, moisture, and difficult-to-breathe areas can also harm the health of its occupants, greatly increasing the risk of asthma, lung disease, and allergic reactions made worse by mould.
In the UK, there is a 30-50% increase in the likelihood of poor respiratory health for people living in homes with signs of dampness or mould has been reported, and both the World Health Organization and the National Health Service (NHS) advise upon the removal of dampness and associated microbial agents from within buildings. This is why it presents a hazard to health regulations if left untreated. But what could you do to decrease, contain, and eliminate the condensation, mould growth, and bacterial contamination on the walls, ceilings, and exteriors of the building?
Thermilate has strived to invent and discover methods to control and eliminate this problem. Their research and development department has used cutting-edge nanotechnology to manufacture the InsOpaint Anti Condensation Paint to add a significant protective layer to your walls. This water-based paint is scientifically proven and has also been tested to have highly effective results in protecting surfaces from moisture build up and heat loss.
One or two coats of this paint will be able to better regulate the humidity and respiratory conditions of the indoor environment, preventing mould, fungi, and bacterial contamination. A more efficient thermal insulation system could lower power consumption costs associated with maintaining a constant temperature in your home. Having a healthy indoor atmosphere and better air quality can extend the life of buildings and protect residents from health concerns.
This coating is able to provide resistance to moisture and water penetration, increasing the paint's durability and decreasing maintenance costs. In this way, your clients will no longer be concerned about moisture issues or climate-related issues.
