GUTEX Thermoflex® by Gutex

GUTEX Thermoflex® is a high-performance, sustainable wood fibre insulation product designed for optimal thermal performance and easy application in timber construction projects. It is manufactured from natural wood fibres and offers a superior ecological profile while delivering exceptional insulating properties.

Features
-Made from natural, renewable wood fibres with low environmental impact.

-Declared thermal conductivity of 0.036 W/mK, thanks to its low density and optimized structure.

-High fitting accuracy ensures a tight installation with no thermal bridging.

-Soft, flexible, and pleasant to work with due to its tactile surface and light weight.

-Offers consistent thickness and form, even under pressure, for precise, reliable installation.

-Available in a wide range of thicknesses and panel sizes, suitable for both walls and roofs in timber-frame construction.

-Designed for clean processing with minimal powder formation.

-Gives a convincing, uniform appearance and performance across all panels.

Ideal for eco-conscious builders, GUTEX Thermoflex® combines sustainability, performance, and user-friendly installation—perfect for modern, low-carbon architecture.

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House in the Meadows team tonbo

Applied as sustainable solution

House in the Meadows

In the Netherlands, many livestock farms are disappearing because of new environmental policies. What comes in place of the buildings removed? In Achterhoek, Team Tonbo has transformed what was once a cluster of unused barns into a compact, self-sufficient home surrounded by meadows and forest.

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Pavillon Jardins Atelier du Pont

Applied as sustainable solution

Pavillon Jardins

Le Pavillon Jardins was designed as a working base for the teams responsible for managing the Parc de la Villette in Paris and its Grande Halle. Built on a footprint of approximately 3,000 square meters, the project simultaneously restores around 5,000 square meters of landscaped ground to the public park and reopens access to the Fond de Rouvray dock. Designed by Atelier du Pont, which...

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Felsenburg Sara Gelibter Architecte

Applied as sustainable solution

Felsenburg

Felsenburg House in Biel is a renovation and vertical extension by Sara Gelibter Architecte for an artist couple. Initially planned as a modest refurbishment, the project became more ambitious after serious structural defects were uncovered, including a long-compromised roof. The solution was a new top floor that transformed the former industrial structure into a distinctive home.