Cellulose insulation in Casablanca, Morocco — recycled bio-based insulant with outstanding thermal lag against summer heat.
Cellulose insulation is a bio-based insulant made from recycled paper, treated against fire and pests (boron salts). Blown into attics, closed cavities or walls, it offers one of the best thermal lags on the market — a decisive advantage against summer overheating in Morocco.
Thermal conductivity λ ≈ 0.038 to 0.040 W/(m·K) and a thermal lag of 10 to 12 hours for 30 cm in an attic: roof heat takes half a day to pass through, keeping rooms cool in the afternoon. Cellulose also dampens airborne noise and regulates humidity. Installed by loose-fill blowing (open attics), dense-pack injection (closed cavities, walls) or wet spray on vertical substrates.
10 to 12 h heat delay — decisive summer comfort in Morocco.
Recycled newsprint, low embodied energy.
Reduces airborne noise between floors and from outside.
Open attics, closed cavities or vertical walls.
Site visit, substrate analysis and review of the building’s thermal constraints.
Detailed proposal with thicknesses, materials and timeline.
Work carried out by our trained teams with professional equipment.
Final inspection of the work and project handover.
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