Auratherm Thermopaste - less mold, more living comfort
The intelligent coating against cold walls and condensation - ideal for old buildings, problem areas and interiors with increased moisture levels.
Why Auratherm?
Cold external walls, damp and mold usually occur where the surface temperature is too low.
Auratherm starts right here:
- increases the surface temperature of the wall
- Reduces condensation
- noticeably improves the indoor climate
Particularly useful in old buildings without sufficient insulation, thermal bridges and in bathrooms, kitchens and other sensitive interior areas.
How does Auratherm work?
Auratherm contains special ceramic micro hollow bodies that positively influence the heat dissipation of the wall surface.
This creates more favorable surface conditions in terms of building physics:
- Higher surface temperature
- Lower temperature difference to the room air
- Less condensation at critical points
The result is a more pleasant indoor climate, a lower risk of mold and greater living comfort - especially in areas with cold walls and moisture exposure.
Important note
Auratherm does not replace conventional thermal insulation, but acts directly on the surface of the wall.
The benefits lie in particular in:
- the reduction of condensation risks
- the improvement of heat distribution
- the increase in thermal comfort
Auratherm is therefore particularly interesting where conventional insulation measures are not possible, not desired or can only be implemented at great expense.
Your advantages at a glance
- Reduces the risk of condensation and mold growth
- noticeably improves living comfort
- Ideal for old buildings, problem areas and sensitive indoor areas
- open to diffusion and paintable
- Good coverage and high filling power
- Simple application by brushing, rolling or spraying
- No complex structural measures required
Solution for cold walls and mold problems
Do you have damp, cold wall surfaces or recurring mold problems?
Auratherm can be a sensible solution for critical interior areas - especially in old buildings and in problem areas in terms of building physics.