BECORP designs and installs thermal and acoustic systems together, so a single layer in the roof, ceiling and walls brings the temperature and the noise down at once.
Instead of two separate trades, BECORP specifies insulation and ceiling build-ups against the same building assembly. Final performance depends on certified system data, detailing and installation quality.
Surface temperatures and heat-entry paths are logged to find where heat is getting in.
A recycled-fibre insulation, blown or spray-applied into roofs, ceilings, walls and cavities to slow heat transfer.
Material and system selection supports the acoustic needs of the space, including echo in production areas and halls.
Blown or sprayed fibres conform around framing and services, closing the gaps that weaken thermal and acoustic performance.
Applied in standing buildings or during construction, where system-compatible, with phasing that keeps downtime to a practical minimum.
Surface temperature, sound levels and energy use are logged before and after, and you keep both readings.
Figures are taken from the Envirospray 300 technical data sheet. Final performance depends on certified system data, detailing and installation quality.
R-3.4 at 25 mm, with a thermal conductivity of 0.0384 W/m·K.
A fibre-based, recycled-material profile with low embodied energy and on-site recovery of overspray.
Absorption and damping potential that brings echo down alongside the temperature.
Spray-on with adhesive, wet spray with water, dry blow and dry fill.
Performance is designed, installed and evidenced rather than assumed.
Log surface temperatures and note where echo and noise build up.
Coordinate the appropriate technical or energy assessment where required.
Locate heat-gain paths, thermal bridges and acoustic concerns.
Select the insulation build-up, interfaces and evidence requirements.
Blow or spray the insulation with disciplined quality controls, phased for retrofits.
Compare temperature and sound readings with the baseline.
At BECORP’s Experience Centre in Jalan Klang Lama, architects, developers and green-energy professionals can interact with selected systems, including thermal and acoustic demonstrations.
Demonstrations run under documented test conditions: a side-by-side heat-flow and thermal-camera view, and a controlled sound absorption and isolation demonstration.
In retrofit projects, premises may need to be prepared before insulation is applied, which can mean unavoidable downtime. BECORP has the experience to plan the work so that downtime is kept to a minimum.
Moisture control, fire classification and system compliance are assessed against certified test data for each project.
Density and settlement, substrate and bonding, and workmanship are managed with disciplined quality controls.
Where applicable, outcomes can be measured against an agreed baseline and documented method.
BECORP provides labour and materials warranty according to the applicable project contract and product documentation.
Start with the roof, the ceiling and the readings you already have.
Talk to BECORP about a thermal and acoustic build-up designed around your building and verified after installation.