Cold roof insulation is placed under the roof boarding, usually in the form of glass or rock wool. The roof structure itself is therefore not insulated and is therefore sensitive to temperature fluctuations.
This form of roof insulation has several disadvantages and is therefore only used when other forms of insulation are impossible. Uniek Dakwerken is happy to discuss with you which form of insulation is most suitable for your flat roof.
Cold roof insulation has the following disadvantages:
With warm roof insulation, the insulation materials (XPS or PIR plates, for example) are placed on top of the roof structure. A new, weather-resistant roof covering is placed on top of the insulation layer.
Warm roof insulation is often more expensive to install than cold roof insulation, but it offers several advantages.
Cold roof insulation has the following disadvantages:
Please note that warm roof insulation makes your roof thicker on the outside. You may therefore need to apply for a permit for this, so please inquire with your municipality before the work starts.
With warm roof insulation, the insulation materials (XPS or PIR plates, for example) are placed on top of the roof structure. A new, weather-resistant roof covering is placed on top of the insulation layer. Warm roof insulation is often more expensive to install than cold roof insulation, but it offers several advantages.
Advantages:
Disadvantages: