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A house needs a winter coat

Many different materials are used in making the walls of a house: bricks, cement, glass, wood. A house must be solidly built, offering protection. Protection in particular from cold, heat, water and sound. This happens only when the house protects itself from outside: as with a down coat. To insulat

What is so natural about cellulose

It is the most frequent of all organic compounds. Cellulose is used among other things to produce paper. Long cells, the wood fibres, are vital components of wood. Its walls consist of cellulose, hemicellulose and intercellular cement. The cells are separated chemically or mechanically. Fillers, bon

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Once upon a time there was a prototype…

It was the second machine of its kind — and yet also the first. When Isocell developed the first bridge solution for blowing cellulose insulation into wooden frame elements in 2000, an initial prototype was produced. However, the machine’s useful life was cut short when the Swiss factory that housed

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