DANOLOSA

About this product

DANOLOSA is a type of tile used for outdoor terraces or balconies that includes an insulating layer to help regulate the temperature of the surface. Insulated terrace tiles help to prevent heat loss and regulate the temperature of the terrace surface, which can be particularly important in colder climates or for homes that require energy-efficient solutions. They can also help to reduce noise transmission and provide pleasing aesthetics.

Overall, insulated terrace tiles can provide a durable and practical solution for outdoor living spaces, with the added benefit of energy efficiency and thermal insulation.

Technical roofs on supports (plots).

Insulating and filtering slab for visitable flat roofs.

Technical walkways on non-accessible roofs finished in gravel.

Renovation and transformation of non-accessible roofs.

Support surface for equipment on non-trafficable roofs and installations in general.

Sterile zones of green flat roofs.

New construction and refurbishment.

Results in a lighter-weighing roof compared to other types of heavy protections.

High resistance to compression, allowing foot traffic.

Adds thermal insulation and walkable paving to the roof.

Good filtering capacity, allows installation and transit in adverse weather conditions.

Paving joints are not needed thanks to the 1-2 mm “reduction” of the porous concrete layer with respect to the XPS insulating base.

Allows for the placement of benches and supports to place equipment and facilities.

Protects waterproofing.

It can be disassembled, facilitating access to the waterproofing.

Simple installation.

Once the waterproofing has been carried out, the roof must be smooth, uniform, clean, devoid of foreign objects.

It is laid on site without any bonding material, deposited carefully, and preferably on a geotextile anti-puncture layer covering the waterproofing, supporting its insulating layer.

The slabs shall be laid butt-tight, without expansion joints.

In changes of oblique files and files, the piece must be cut with a low speed radial saw.

A small gap (3 5 mm) should be left to allow for expansion when there are singular elements such as skylights, etc.

It must be transported on pallets.

Goods not considered as dangerous in transport.

A separating layer type DANOFELT® PY 300 must be placed between the PVC waterproofing and the tiles.

It is not necessary to use filler in the joints.

Do not use hammers to fit or level the parts.

Its use on plots is restricted to supports with a square head of at least 200 mm.

For the cutting of the DANOLOSA, it is recommended to use a water-cooled low r.p.m. radial machine, type DU-200-L.

The apparition of portlantita efflorescences on porous concrete, characterized by changing the colour of the tile, does not mean the decline of its performance.

Variations in tone in the raw materials of porous concrete may also vary the tone between tiles of the same colour.

The cutting machines must be in a ventilated room.

Keep away from flames and sources of heat.

Keep in ventilated areas, preferably in premises with fire prevention systems, as remnants of ethanol (traces) may be released in the production process.

Goods not considered hazardous.