Amidst the increasingly complex global climate changes and society’s heightened awareness of environmental protection, selecting optimal building materials to reduce heat for residential structures and save energy is becoming a trend.
Below is a list of the top preferred and highly-rated heat-resistant materials in the construction of residential buildings today:
Specialized heat-reflective paint
Specialized heat-reflective paints can reflect sunlight, reducing the surface temperature outside the home and maintaining stable indoor temperatures. Additionally, they possess waterproof and mold-resistant properties, protecting the walls from adverse environmental effects.
One excellent heat-reflective paint product currently on the market is the S-Corin two-component nano heat-reflective paint from BIGNANOTECH. This paint has the ability to reflect up to 80% of heat and UV rays, maintaining stable indoor temperatures, providing the most comfortable living environment, and helping to save energy consumption.
According to quality testing and evaluation by SUZUKAFINE company (one of the top 5 paint manufacturers in Japan), S-Corin paint samples have much higher heat reflection capabilities compared to existing heat-resistant paint products in both domestic and international markets.
Integrated heat-resistant concrete
Integrated heat-resistant concrete is a combination of concrete and a layer of EPS (expanded polystyrene) insulation foam. This material not only has high durability but also helps reduce the amount of heat transmitted into the house from outside, keeping the indoor space cool and comfortable.
Light-colored and heat-resistant roof tiles
Light-colored roof tiles have the ability to reflect sunlight, reducing the amount of heat absorbed into the house. Some heat-resistant roof tiles are also designed with UV-protective coatings, extending their lifespan and reducing the indoor temperature.
Smart insulation materials
Smart insulation materials, such as aerogels and color-changing heat-resistant materials, are becoming a trend in modern residential construction. These materials can adjust the amount of heat transmitted through, thus maintaining an ideal living environment indoors.
Liquid-based thermal insulation panels
Liquid-based thermal insulation panel technology is becoming popular for its ability to retain heat and stabilize indoor temperatures. These panels are often used for roofs and external walls, creating a strong thermal insulation layer.
Materials with hollow structure
Materials like glass wool and foam core materials with hollow structures effectively insulate heat by trapping air within the hollows, thereby reducing the amount of heat transmitted into the house.
Applying these advanced heat-resistant materials to modern constructions not only helps minimize the impact of sunlight and keeps living spaces cool but also saves energy and reduces the operating costs of cooling systems within the house. That’s why they are considered the top choice for construction and renovation of residential buildings in today’s era.
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