1. Painted ceiling insulation
- fixed with adhesive

2. Rendered ceiling insulation
- fixed with adhesive

3. Rendered ceiling insulation
- pre-mounted with casting

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1. Painted ceiling insulation - fixed with adhesive PAROC CGL 20y is a lamella which can be glued directly onto a concrete ceiling with adhesive. This allows a lot of work associated with the traditional installation method to be left out and creates a ceiling surface that can be finished off easily without the need for a frame or external fixings. The surface of the insulation slab should be painted. The bevelled edges of the lamella  make any minor unevennes of the surface blend in and help to make the pattern of the ceiling more aesthetically pleasing. concrete slab and upper structure.  PAROC CGL 20y glued onto a concrete in accordance with the instructions of the adhesive manufacturer.  the surface of the product should be painted.

2. Rendered ceiling insulation 
- fixed with adhesive

PAROC CGL 80 is a lamella  which must be glued directly onto a concrete ceiling with adhesive. This allows a lot of work associated with the traditional installation method to be left out and creates a ceiling surface that can be finished off easily without the need for a frame or external fixings. The coated surface decreases the installation time. The thermal insulation surface should be rendered according to the instructions provided by the rendering method manufacturer. The finished surface is jointless and looks like a traditional rendered surface.

hollow-core slab and upper structure  PAROC CGL 80 glued to the concrete according to the instructions provided by the adhesive manufacturer  due to the high tensile strength of the products, the surface can be rendered according to the instructions provided by the rendering method manufacturer a jointless and even surface

3. Rendered ceiling insulation
- adhession with concrete casting

The different phases of installation can be avoided by installing the insulation prior to pouring concrete into the bottom of the mould. When the concrete dries, the insulation adheres tightly with the concrete and creates a strong bond in the moulding process. The insulation surface can be rendered (or painted) according to the instructions provided by the rendering method or paint manufacturer. The coated surface decreases the installation time. The finished surface is even and jointless and looks just like a traditional rendered surface.

concrete slab and upper structure  PAROC CGL 80 adheres tightly to the concrete when placed in the mould  due to high tensile strength of the products, the surface can be rendered according to the instructions provided by the rendering method manufacturer mounting in the mould makes the surface even and it can also be painted