Ajbas Company Projects

23/04/2024

21/01/2024

A lecture on modern insulation methods in residential buildings for high temperatures and sound

05/01/2022

Partition wall
Partition wall is a lightweight, non-loadbearing wall structure. Normally partition walls are made of gypsum board with insulation as infill.
It is primarily used as a sound resisting wall in a residential, commercial and industrial buildings. It is an alternative to brick wall that can offer high acoustic and fire resistance with minimum wall thickness. Partition wall can offer sound reduction up to 60 dB and fire rating upto 4 hr with suitable construction. Modern partition walls needs to provide more functionality than just separating one room from another. KIMMCO-ISOVER provides non-combustible insulation products for partition walls to enhance acoustic, fire performance of the wall system. KIMMCO-ISOVER Glass wool slabs and rolls are A1 Fire Safety as per European standards and has been approved by international institutesAdvantages:
Excellent acoustic insulation: KIMMCO-ISOVER glass wool provides optimal acoustic performance for better comfort.
Effective fire protection: KIMMCO-ISOVER glass wool are non-combustible and classified A1 Euro-class Reaction to Fire.
Excellent thermal insulation: Low Thermal conductivity (λ) provides excellent thermal performance, reducing heat loss for residential and commercial buildings.
Dimensional stability KIMMCO-ISOVER glass wool doesn’t shrink, and sustain its dimension during temperature changes.
KIMMCO-ISOVER has the range of glass wool insulation and expertise to support you with your wall insulation. KIMMCO-ISOVER insulation products can help you solve standard or tricky Dry Lining challenges for Masonry/Concrete Wall combinations.
Optimum sound insulation can be achieved when the studwork between the plasterboard linings is completely filled and decoupled

21/08/2021

WHRER TO USE ?When used on flat roofing the waterproof memprane is a suitable foundation for a built up roofing system extruded insulation such as styrofoamcan be placed directly onto the membrane with sand and the finishing surface being applied on top of that this is an excellent way of increasing a flat roofs insulation qualities after it has been built

18/08/2021

INSTRUCTIONS
1- the area to be felted must be clean and clear from all debris and not be damp at time of application the supstructure must be of a sound suitable construction the surface should have a small incline over the whole surface so the water will flow to the drainage system
2- the surface must first be coated with a suitable cold applied bituminous primer this must be allowed to dry before applying the felt
3-it is important that while the roll are not being used they are stored on end so that they keep their shape mark a guide line on the surface to be felted so that when you are rolling out the first roll it is straight and an accurate guide for the next roll
4-with the use of a gas torch the first roll is laid in position and the back gently heated with the gas softened the membrane is rolled towards the membrane is rolled towards the installer while all the time the roll is being heated care should be taken to ensure hands and feet are protected from the flames and hot tar excessive heating may damage the reinforcement
5-the next roll is aligned to the first allowing a 10 cm overlap on the side and 15 cm at the ends overlaps should be re-heated from the top and resealed with a trowel to ensure seam integrity
6-the surface should be allowed to cool fully before it is walked on the felt with the granular or slate finished area is to be walked upon where the roll is to be finished against a vertical surface then the use of a waterstop barrier system will ensure a watertight professional finish to your project