| Ceratech: Beating the heat this summer |
| Friday, 31 October 2008 | |
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Ceratech is a roofing version of this technology, designed to reduce the ingress of radiant heat into a building. Ceratech differs from normal insulation methods in that it actually prevents the roof sheets from heating up, instead of trying to contain the heat that has already accumulated in the roof. On a typical summer's day when the ambient temperature outside is 30° c the roof sheets can heat up to well in excess of 65°. Ceratech will reduce this temperature by up to 45% which means that the roof sheet itself will only reach a temperature of around 30 – 40 °. This means that the ambient temperature inside the building will remain at a comfortable 22 - 25°.
As Ceratech ‘bounces’ radiated heat back from whence it came, the opposite applies during winter. When the heat generated inside a building rises to the roof it is kept inside the structure, increasing the ambiance.
The Ceratech website answers most other questions commonly asked and provides contact details of distributors and applicators Geoff Grose |
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| Last Updated ( Friday, 31 October 2008 ) |