MINERAL FIBRES. ONE CONTINUOUS COATING.
Understand the material.
Plan the project.
Explore HiBAR spray-applied insulation, its building applications and the questions that make a project brief useful.
ONE MATERIAL. DIFFERENT DESIGN OBJECTIVES.
Begin with what your building needs.
Fire-resistance planning
Connect the product to the specified building assembly and inspection requirements.
↗Thermal insulation
Identify the thermal objective, building element and applicable design information.
↗Acoustic control
Clarify the sound-control objective and the complete construction around it.
↗Commercial overhead work
Coordinate coated elements, services, access and follow-on trades.
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SPECIFYING
HiBAR is a mineral-fibre system.
SOPREMA identifies HiBAR as a semi-cementitious, spray-applied blend of mineral fibres and binders. Its intended uses include thermal resistance, acoustic control and fire resistance in building assemblies.
The product name is the beginning of the specification. The actual assembly, substrate and project documents define how it is used.
Understand the product and assembly ↗
THE PROJECT JOURNAL
Good questions before work starts.
Build a useful enquiry
The location, purpose and evidence to send with your first question.
↗Plan commercial access
Coordinate routes, overhead congestion and the work sequence.
↗Plan inspections
Connect checks to project requirements before application begins.
↗Keep a complete record
Bring scope, inspection and future repair documents together.
MAKE THE NEXT CONVERSATION USEFUL
Start with the building.
Then define the work.
Share your location, drawings, existing conditions and what you want to achieve.