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From a sustainable, economic, and environmental responsibility perspective, Amorim Cork Insulation adheres to solar energy, with the installation of photovoltaics at Vendas Novas plant, in the beginning of 2023.
Amorim Cork Insulation’s façade Insulation board gets the certification to fire of B-S2-d0, through a cooperation with Barnacork, Spanish distributor, with a fireproofing treatment.
Here are the two first projects with this...
One of these practices is recovering cork that was used as an insulation material for decades, in projects/buildings that have reached the end of their life cycle.
This practice allows us to close the cycle in a circular economy...
Renewal of EPD certificates for Insulation Cork board, and Expanded Cork Granules
Amorim Cork Insulation had recently its renewal of the EPD Certificate - Environmental product declaration.
This Declaration gathers information about the...
WHY USE THIS CORK?
100% Natural product
Expanded Insulation Corkboard is a sustainable material for sustainable insulation.
Thermal, acoustic and anti-vibration insulation simultaneously
Durability and Recycling
Practically unlimited durability while maintaining technical characteristics.
High Thermal Inertia
Ability to increase the thermal delay (or lag) and reduction of temperature range.
Indoor Air Quality
The material has an A+ rating according to French regulations.
Very low embodied energy
93% of energy consumption in the manufacturing of the product is biomass that results from the process itself.
Carbon negative
The high CO2 sequestration makes the carbon footprint of the material negative (positive impact).
Amorim Cork Insulation is integrated in Amorim Group and has a strong foothold in the World market, arising from a rigorous commitment to compliance with the quality standards and demands required primarily by the sustainable construction sector. Its history dates back to 1963, having appeared this year as a test tube for the agglomerates industry, proving it is an industry that survives per se.
