Entropy principle and indoor humidity
In the summer months, the membrane extracts and stores the excess moisture from the room air and releases it again as the room air becomes increasingly dry (entropy principle). The result is evaporation cooling, which cools the wall surfaces and lowers the high room temperatures.
Due to its physical properties, the coating ensures that the room air humidity is maintained at approx. 55% all year round. This is perceived by most people as pleasant. Furthermore, Thermoluxx with its moisture-regulating effect is an excellent material for rooms with high moisture loads such as basements, kitchens and wet rooms.
Thermoluxx is variably permeable. It supports the capillary transport of moisture out of the wall. This makes an internal application of Thermoluxx suitable for floors, walls and ceilings in all rooms of a building.