Exterior wall insulation felt is a specialized polyester fiber nonwoven felt designed to enhance thermal, acoustic, and moisture insulation in the exterior cladding systems of modern buildings. Thanks to its lightweight structure, it adds no significant load to the building envelope; however, its dense fiber layers significantly improve energy efficiency, reduce external noise, and help maintain moisture balance.
In today’s construction landscape, high exterior performance is expected from residential projects as well as large-scale structures like business centers, hotels, warehouses, and factories. Consequently, exterior wall insulation felt is preferred not only for its insulation values but also for additional benefits such as panel stability, vibration control, crack prevention, and shock absorption.
With a structure fully compatible with EPS, XPS, rock wool, carbon panels, and composite exterior systems, it can be easily integrated into both new constructions and renovation projects. Its breathable texture prevents internal moisture accumulation and enhances the long-term durability of the cladding system.
The product is customizable with thicknesses ranging from 3 mm to 20 mm and densities between 80–250 kg/m ³ to meet specific project requirements. Upon request, features such as flame retardancy, UV resistance, or extra durability can be added, providing professional solutions that meet the expectations of architects, contractors, and installers.
Exterior wall insulation felt serves as a complementary insulation layer that provides energy savings, strengthens the building’s acoustic performance, and extends the life of the exterior cladding system.
Key advantages of the product:
| Feature | Description |
| Material | Polyester fiber nonwoven felt |
| Application Areas | Exterior thermal insulation, soundproofing, under-panel support |
| Thickness Options | 3 mm – 5 mm – 10 mm – 15 mm – 20 mm (Custom production available) |
| Density | 80 – 150 – 200 – 250 kg/m ³ |
| Thermal Insulation | Reduces heat transfer and minimizes thermal bridges |
| Sound Insulation | Attenuates external noise and vibrations |
| Moisture Control | Assists in maintaining vapor balance |
| Compatible Systems | EPS, XPS, rock wool, carbon panels, composite cladding systems |
| Durability | High resistance to impact and deformation |
| Flame Retardant Option | Available upon request |
| Production Site | Istanbul – Fast shipping throughout Turkey |
Thanks to its versatile nature, exterior wall insulation felt can be used across various sectors and building types.
Main areas of use:
For industrial projects, using the product in roll form accelerates application and reduces material waste.
Production is based in Istanbul, and we provide secure, fast, and cost-effective shipping to every province in Turkey. Orders can be placed on a wholesale or project-specific basis.
Pricing varies based on thickness, density, total quantity (in meters), custom production requests, and order volume. Special pricing is available for bulk purchases.
Yes. We offer fully project-based production with thicknesses ranging from 3 mm to 20 mm, densities from 80 to 250 kg/m ³, and customizable width options to meet your exact requirements.
The felt is not an alternative to these products but rather a complement. It enhances the performance of insulation panels, provides vibration control, and extends the overall lifespan of the system.
It fills the gaps beneath panels, reduces thermal bridges, and prevents noise transfer. Additionally, it provides extra stability and superior impact resistance to the cladding system.
Yes. To effectively reduce noise from wind, traffic, and the external environment, high-density felt options are particularly recommended.
The breathable polyester fiber structure is generally sufficient for moisture management; however, for extremely humid regions, an option with an integrated moisture barrier is recommended.
Yes. Thanks to its vibration and shock absorption properties, it significantly reduces the risk of micro-cracks that may occur on the panels over time.