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Thermal insulation and fire protection in one element

Halfen HIT Iso elements for thermal separation of cantilevered structural members, such as balconies, attic levels or brackets, ensure not only optimal thermal insulation; due to an insulation body of mineral wool, they also meet the most stringent requirements for fire protection. With EPS-based composite thermal insulation systems, there will be no need for additional otherwise required provisions for the continuous fire barriers at balconies or for exterior corridors.

 

Integration into fire barriers

Halfen balcony protections HIT-HP and HIT-SP are manufactured exclusively with...

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