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Thermal bridges are part of a building where heat and/or cold is transferred at a substantially higher rate then through the surrounding envelope area.
Using the latest generation of materials, coupled with innovative design and application, the Schöck Isokorb® range has helped ...
Thermal bridges are part of a building where heat and/or cold is transferred at a substantially higher rate then through the surrounding envelope area.
Using the latest generation of materials, coupled with innovative design and application, the Schöck Isokorb® range has helped set the benchmark in thermal break and thermal bridging technology.
The Isokorb® range offers three types of structural connection; concrete-to-concrete, concrete-to-steel and steel-to-steel. All provide fully independent and verifiable thermal performance data.
The Isokorb® product range consists of loadbearing thermal insulation elements that form a thermal break between the balcony, or other structural cantilever parts, and the internal floor, whilst transferring load and maintaining structural integrity.
The Schöck Isokorb® type K, with HTE-pressure-bearing module, provides the best thermal performance achievable with thermal breaks. It also offers a unique degree of stability and versatility. This new generation of Isokorb® provides optimum structural solutions and proves to be an attractive option for the stringent demands of thermal efficiency in energy-saving construction, thus ensuring compliance with Part L. Two of the three types of Isokorb® structural connectors have also been BBA certified, No. 05/4277, with the third being undertaken.


















































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