cellulose insulation a thermal insulator that has been used for over a century in countries accustomed to extreme temperature variations. In France, it is the most widely used and least expensive bio-based insulation for attics. But what do those who have adopted it think? We gathered the opinions of four homeowners on cellulose insulation.
Thermal insulation is a major concern in building construction and renovation. Among the materials available, cellulose insulation for its performance and bio-based nature.
High-performance, eco-friendly insulation
Review by Ms. Barreau, owner of a townhouse (85)
Ms. Barreau chose cellulose insulation renovate her townhouse. Attracted by its eco-friendly nature and thermal performance, she noticed a significant improvement in the comfort of her home. "Wedidn't suffer from the heatthis summer; itwasn't hotin the house, which is reallyincredible. Thedifferencecompared to the old insulation isclear, both in winter and summer!" she says.
A material suitable for high temperatures
Review by Mr. and Mrs. Brard, owners of a house in Vendée (85)
While Ms. Barreau finds it genuinely comfortable during hot weather, Mr. and Mrs. Brard share this view. "During heat waves, the house feelsmuch cooler. It's like having air conditioning. When it's 95°F outside, it's only 75°F inside," they say.
> Find out more: cellulose insulation, a high-performance insulator
Outstanding sound insulation
Review by Mr. Mintoff, homeowner in Gironde (33)
Mr. and Mrs. Mintoff were impressed by the acoustic performance of cellulose insulation. "We immediately felt acoustic comfort, like being in a cocoon, as soon as the cellulose insulation was installed in our attic," they say happily.
> Learn more: cellulose insulation, an acoustic insulator
Improved thermal comfort
Review by Ms. Piveteau, homeowner in Vendée (85)
While thermal comfort is widely appreciated by all homeowners who choose cellulose insulation, this material also offers unexpected benefits. "I saw the difference this winter; we lowered the thermostat by 1 or 2 degrees. The heat is distributed throughout the house, and there are fewer temperature changes between rooms. I no longer have condensation on the ceilingin my bathroom," says Ms. Piveteau.
These testimonials reinforce the performance of cellulose insulation when blown into attic spaces. It is undoubtedly the best choice for homeowners who want to save energy while respecting the environment.
