ThermoCon has been used for over three decades in hospitals, churches, indoor swimming pools, underground parking facilities, and other projects. ThermoCon is an exposed-finish product available in a wide array of standard colors, consisting of specially milled cellulose fibers treated with fire retardant chemicals, high performance adhesive and proven application methods.

ThermoCon provides a monolithic coating that is tough with an attractive carpet-like texture that follows the contour of the architect's design to provide exceptional noise reduction, condensation control, and outstanding thermal control in one application. ThermoCon out performs prefabricated insulation products because it is spray applied, eliminating voids and compression areas that reduce thermal efficiency.

ThermoCon provides superior thermal resistance by creating a monolithic seal with the use of hollow interlaced fibers sprayed in place with no seams or voids. Our seamless application provides an R-Value of 3.7 per inch and is a significant barrier to air infiltration, convection and radiation in both hot and cold environments, thereby reducing heating and cooling costs.

ThermoCon has the ability to absorb sound instead of reflecting it thereby reducing the reverberation time. A one-inch application of ThermoCon will absorb up to 75% of the sound caused by the reverberations from hard surfaces such as walls, ceilings and floors. ThermoCon is effective over a broad range of frequencies at varied thickness. Acoustical consultants and architects know that unwanted noise affects comfort, concentration and behavior. Buildings insulated with ThermoCon are quieter, creating a more relaxed atmosphere for the occupants.

Typical applications are sprayed on wood, steel, concrete, gypsum board, brick, glass, plaster, spayed and rigid board polyurethane foam and other foam insulation. ThermoCon Sprayed Thermal & Acoustical Insulation has been tested by a NAVLAP accredited laboratory that is code accepted and found to be suitable as an approved thermal barrier over sprayed polyurethane foam, rigid polyurethane foam and other plastic insulation materials.