Cementitious insulation is the process of applying a specialized cement layer to surfaces with the aim of providing effective insulation against adverse effects such as water leakage, heat, and sound. Cementitious insulation is widely used in a variety of construction and building applications to maintain the safety of buildings and structures. Typically, a special mixture of cement and insulating materials is prepared and evenly applied to the target surface. This insulation helps prevent water leakage, reduces heat loss or transfer, and provides an effective barrier against moisture and damage.

Cementitious insulation is used to cover surfaces such as tank surfaces, roofs, walls, and floors to improve their insulation and protection. This process helps maintain climate control inside the building, enhances energy efficiency, and durability. In addition, cementitious insulation can also be used in specialized applications such as protecting tanks from corrosion and leakage and providing thermal insulation in industrial infrastructure.

This insulation is a common choice for construction and industrial projects that require high levels of protection and durability. Types of cementitious insulation include cementitious tank insulation, cementitious surface insulation, cementitious bathroom insulation, waterproof cementitious insulation, cementitious tank insulation, cementitious pool insulation, Fosroc cementitious insulation, waterproof cementitious insulation, and cementitious insulation materials.