Building biology coatings
Our natural and organic wall paints not only ensure a beautiful appearance, but also noticeably better air quality and air purity in your interiors
Building biology coatings
The use of natural colours and pollutant-free building materials is crucial for a healthy indoor climate in existing buildings. This is because the air indoors is often more polluted than on busy roads, for example due to vapours from paints, varnishes or insulating materials. Renovation with natural paints (including primers and undercoats) as well as plasters and paints without solvents and preservatives is therefore recommended from a building biology perspective.
Organic paints are more than just colour for your home. They are an important protective shield against wind and weather, UV radiation and other environmental influences, but in a natural and sustainable way. A good organic coating can extend the life of your facade and increase the value of your property, while protecting the environment and creating a healthy living climate.
Why an organic facade coating is important
- Protection: Biological coatings protect the building fabric from moisture, frost, UV radiation and other harmful influences, but with natural ingredients that are less harmful to the environment.
- Breathability: Many organic paints are particularly breathable, which improves the moisture regulation of the walls and thus reduces the risk of mould growth.
- Natural ingredients: Biological paints contain natural ingredients that protect the environment and promote a healthy indoor climate.
- Sustainability: Biological paints are often made from renewable raw materials and are biodegradable.
Choosing the right paint
The choice of the right biological facade coating depends on various factors:
- Underground: The nature of the substrate (e.g. plaster, wood, metal) plays an important role in the choice of paint.
- Environmental influences: Depending on the location of the house (e.g. proximity to the sea, high UV radiation), different coatings are suitable.
- Optical requirements: Colour and gloss level of the coating influence the appearance of the house.
- Ecological aspects: Look for certifications and ingredients to ensure that the paint is actually organic.
Types of biological facade coatings
There are various types of biological facade coatings that differ in their properties and areas of application:
- Natural resin colours: They are made from natural resins and oils and are particularly environmentally friendly.
- Clay colours: They are made of clay and are particularly breathable and moisture-regulating.
- Lime paints: They have a natural antibacterial effect and are well suited for mineral substrates.
Costs of an organic facade coating
The cost of an organic facade coating can vary. It is advisable to obtain several quotes and compare the ingredients and certifications of the products.
Building biology paints are an excellent choice for anyone who values a healthy indoor climate and environmentally friendly design. They are based on natural raw materials and do not contain harmful chemicals that can be found in conventional paints.
Offers and solutions
Building biology coatings for your project:
- Natural colours
- Silicate paints
- Lime paints
- Clay colours
- allergy friendly
- Resistenz gegen Schimmel
- healthy rooms
An organic facade coating is a worthwhile investment, as it protects and beautifies your home, increases its value, protects the environment and creates a healthy living environment. Seek advice from a specialist to find the right organic paint for your home.
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