Ceramic fiber blankets play an important role in building construction, particularly in areas where heat insulation, fire resistance, and energy efficiency are critical. Their unique properties—lightweight, heat resistance, flexibility, and non-combustibility—make them ideal for a variety of applications in both residential and commercial buildings. Here's how ceramic fiber blankets can be used in house construction:

1. Thermal Insulation

• Roof Insulation: Ceramic fiber blankets are often used in roofing systems to maintain temperature stability inside the house. They prevent heat loss in the winter and minimize heat gain in the summer, enhancing energy efficiency.

• Wall Insulation: In external and internal walls, ceramic fiber blankets can provide excellent thermal protection, ensuring that the home stays warm during colder months and cool during warmer seasons.

• Floor Insulation: In some cases, ceramic fiber blankets can be applied under floors, especially in homes with underfloor heating systems, to reduce heat loss and improve the system’s efficiency.

2. Fireproofing

• Fire Resistance: Ceramic fiber blankets are highly fire-resistant and can be used to protect the building's structure, including walls, ceilings, and floors. They can prevent the spread of fire, acting as a passive fire protection layer.