Glass Wool: Glass wool is an insulation material produced by melting glass and turning it into thin wires. It is widely used for thermal insulation and also provides sound insulation.

Rock Wool: Rock wool is an insulation material obtained by melting basalt or other volcanic rocks and turning them into thin wires. Provides warmth and sound insulation.

Polystyrene Foam: Polystyrene foam is a light and effective thermal insulation material. It is available in sheet or foam form and is generally used on exteriors, under roofs and on floors.

Polyurethane Foam: Polyurethane foam is an insulation material that can be used in spray or sheet form. Provides thermal insulation and air tightness.

Cork Boards: Cork boards are insulation materials made by compressing natural cork shells. Provides warmth and sound insulation.

Wool Insulation: Wool insulation is an insulation material produced by compressing wool fibers. It is used for both heat and sound insulation.

Cellulose Insulation: Cellulose insulation is an insulation material made from recycled newspaper paper. It is especially applied by spraying between floors or wall gaps.

Wooden Fiberboards: Wooden fiberboards are an insulation material produced by pressing wood fibers. It is generally used on walls and under roofs.

Aluminum Foil: Aluminum foil is a surface coating used to contribute to thermal insulation. It is especially used in roof insulation.

Rubber Foam: Rubber foam is an elastic material and is preferred for sound insulation. It is generally used on floors and walls.

PVC Foam: PVC foam is a lightweight insulation material and is often used for waterproofing and sound insulation.

Insulation materials increase the energy efficiency of buildings, helping to reduce heating and cooling costs while improving comfort and quality of life. When choosing insulation material, local climatic conditions, building type and purpose, cost and other factors should be taken into account.