- wall insulation performed using the “light wet” or “light dry” method;
– cornices, door frames, lintels, and other areas where there is a risk of thermal bridges;
– balcony loggias;
– outer layer of walls in a frame house;
– interior ceiling insulated using the “light wet” method;
– space between and under rafters in pitched roofs;
– bonding of clinker tiles during decorative facade finishing;
– floors in residential buildings for private use;
– floors with organized water or electric heating systems;
– plinths (base parts of walls) insulated using the “light wet” method;
– walls below ground level with waterproofing under normal loads;
– floors on soil with a cement screed under normal loads;
– terraces, balconies, garages, and driveways.