Traditional insulation materials mainly slow down the flow of heat by conduction. Natis, on the other hand, uses ceramic microspheres that effectively block heat transfer.

The ‘heat shield’ effect refers to the ability of Natis products to reflect thermal radiation. This reflective property helps deflect heat, preventing it from entering or leaving the building.

The advantages of Natis insulation include ease of application, improved indoor air quality due to breathability, and durability that reduces the need for frequent maintenance.

Natis insulation is highly breathable and allows moisture to escape, preventing the build-up of condensation that can lead to mould growth. This breathability promotes a healthier indoor environment.

Natis products can be applied quickly and easily without specialised equipment or expertise. This ease of application results in reduced labour costs and faster project completion.

Natis Paste is a thicker, trowel-applied skim coat that requires finishing with plaster or paint, while Natis Paint is a thinner, spray- or roller-applied coating that provides a finished surface.

The insulating Industrial Natis version can be applied to a wide range of surfaces, particularly suitable for metals, from steel to iron, aluminium, etc., but also on wood and plastics. This versatility makes it suitable for various applications, especially in the industrial sector.

A 4/6 mm layer of Natis Paste provides insulation equivalent to 8/12 cm of EPS depending on quality, demonstrating its superior insulating capacity despite its thin profile.

Natis is considered environmentally sustainable due to its low VOC content, long life and contribution to energy savings, ultimately reducing a building's carbon footprint