Aerogels are a class of synthetic porous ultralight materials derived from a gel, in which the liquid component for the gel has been replaced with gas without significant collapse of the gel structure.

“Chartered Aerogels Premier for Innovation World”. This means we focus on Innovation technology to recycle waste into new aerogel products.

ECO-Aerogels Insulation products are made from recycled materials, including recycled plastic bottles, tire scrap, and coal ash from burning coal in thermal power plants.

ECO-AEROGELS products were developed by Capiworld in Vietnam to be a pioneer in aerogel and recycling innovations. The product made from recycled raw materials (such as recycled polyester fibers, recycled cotton fibres, recycled tire scrap fibres) OR using agricultural by-products (pineapple leaves, rice husk, rice straw, sugarcane carcass, coir, hemp, tree bark…) are the basis for sustainable consumer products. Polycycle Insulation is now the primary ECO-Aerogels product at Capiworld. Besides, we also have Rubcycle and Coalbase products.

Yes, The Polycycle insulation products are eco-friendly and a good choice for those looking for insulation that is both effective and environmentally responsible.

Firstly, the insulation is made from 100% polyester fibre, a synthetic material that can be produced using recycled plastic bottles. The insulation contains 80% recycled content, which helps reduce waste and minimise the product’s environmental impact.

Secondly, Polycycle insulation is manufactured on a zero-waste programmed production line, meaning that all waste materials generated during manufacturing are reused or recycled. All product elements, including packaging, are recyclable at the end of their life.

Thirdly, the insulation is designed to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption in buildings, which can help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change.

The insulation products are non-toxic and safe to touch without the need for personal protective equipment (PPE). The insulation is made from 100% polyester fiber, a synthetic material that does not contain hazardous chemicals such as formaldehyde, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), or ozone-depleting substances.

Yes, installing Polycycles is easy. Installation instructions are included with all our products. Easy-to-follow installation videos are also available online.

Polycycle insulation is a durable and long-lasting product designed to provide effective thermal and acoustic insulation for the life of the building. The expected lifespan of Polycycle insulation varies depending on the specific application, installation method, and environmental factors.

Polycycle insulation is made from 100% polyester fibre, a non-toxic, safe, and durable material. It is resistant to moisture, mound, and pests, which can help extend its lifespan.

Polycycle insulation made from 80% reyclced polyester fibres, which recycling from plastic bottle. By using recycled PET fibres, Polycycle delivers 30% CO₂ emision saving compared to using virgin PET.

With the capacity of 1,000,000 m2/yr, Our plant use around 1,200 tons of recycled plastic waste (equivalent to around 110 million PET bottles (500 mL)) and save from 1,200 to 5,000 tons of CO₂ emissions in the process every year.

(Ref: https://stanfordmag.org/contents/the-link-between-plastic-use-and-climate-change-nitty-gritty)

Polycycle insulation is a polyester thermal insulation product made in Vietnam, made from 100% polyester fibres – just like the polyester used in quilts and pillows. It is safe to touch without PPE and complies with strict building standards. Polycycle insulation is made from 80% recycled polyester fibres, which is recycling from plastic bottles. Polycycle insulation is non-toxic and free from airborne fibres and nasty chemicals. It is available in various forms such as thermal underfloor blanket, thermal ceiling insulation, thermal wall blanket. The products are designed to keep homes warmer, healthier, and drier all year-round, which do not require non-combustible certification.

The R-value for insulation is a way to measure how much resistance the insulation has to heat flow. R-value is known as thermal resistance. The higher the R-value, the more the resistance and the better the material is at insulating a home. The actual R-value of a specific insulation will depend on its material type, thickness, and construction.

The R-value of Polycycle insulation products varies depending on the specific product and its thickness. The R-value is a measure of the thermal resistance of the insulation, and the higher the R-value, the better the insulation’s performance. For example, the Polycycle Wall Insulation has an R-value of up to R1.3 for the 50mm thick product. It is important to note that the R-value may also vary depending on the installation method and conditions.

Polycycle insulation is made from 100% polyester fibres. The polyester fibres are thermally bonded together to create a dense, durable, and flexible insulation product. The polyester fibres used in Polycycle insulation are recycled fibres which non-toxic, safe to handle, and free from airborne fibres and nasty chemicals. The use of Polycycle insulation has several benefits, including being environmentally friendly, recyclable, and producing minimal waste during manufacturing.

Polyester is a synthetic fibre made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET)—the same material used to make plastic drink bottles. Polycycle contains 80% recycled polyester fibre from previously used PET drink bottles, keeping them out of landfills.

Yes, installing Polycycle is easy. Installation instructions are included with all of our products. Easy to follow installation videos are also available online.

Put simply, you get what you pay for. The raw material, chemicals, and processes used to manufacture fibreglass are reflected in the price. However, that cheaper material comes at a big cost to performance, health, and the environment. Unlike most fibreglass insulation, Polycycle is non-hazardous, Non-Toxic, Non-Allergenic, Non-Irritant. People can handle without PPE. Besides, Polycycle is an environmentally friendly insulation, made from recycle polyester fibres contribute to decrease the impact of plastic waste and reduce the carbon footprint.

Safe and Non-Toxic: Polycycle insulation is made from 100% polyester fibres, which is non-toxic, safe to handle.

Environmentally Friendly: The use of recycled polyester in Polycycle insulation reduces the carbon footprint of the product and is an environmentally friendly insulation option.

Effective Thermal and Acoustic Insulation: Polycycle insulation has excellent thermal and acoustic insulation properties that help keep homes warmer in winter and cooler in summer, reducing energy consumption and costs.

Resistant to Moisture and Pests: Polycycle insulation is resistant to moisture, mold, and pests, making it a long-lasting and effective insulation solution.

Easy to Install: Polycycle insulation is easy to handle and install and can be cut to fit any space.

Higher Cost: Polycycle insulation may be more expensive than some other insulation materials.

Limited Availability: Polycycle insulation may not be available in all locations, making it difficult to source for some projects.

Limited Range of Products: Polycycle insulation has a limited range of products compared to some other insulation manufacturers, which may limit its suitability for some projects.

May Require Professional Installation: Depending on the product and installation location, Polycycle insulation may require professional installation to ensure proper installation and performance.

Polycycle batts come in standard widths and lengths that match standard joist spaces. With ceiling insulation the batts are usually brought into an existing ceiling access and fit snugly between ceiling joists to achieve maximum thermal insulation.

The density of Polycycle products used in residential applications varies depending on the use of the product. Ceiling batts are normally in the range of 15 – 20kg/m³ whereas wall batts need to be stiff so as not to slump in the wall cavity and these products are typically 25kg/m³ or more.

Yes, Polycycle insulation can be used in both walls and ceilings. Polycycle offers a range of thermal insulation products suitable for different applications, including thermal wall batts, thermal ceiling insulation, and building insulation blankets. These products are designed to provide effective thermal insulation in the walls and ceilings of homes and buildings.

When selecting the appropriate Polycycle insulation product for walls or ceilings, it is important to consider the R-value and thickness required for the specific application. The R-value is a measure of the insulation’s thermal resistance, and the thickness of the insulation affects the R-value.

Polycycle insulation can be used for both new construction and retrofitting existing buildings. It is a flexible and versatile insulation product that can be used in a variety of applications, including walls, ceilings, and floors.

For new construction projects, Polycycle insulation can be installed during the construction process to provide effective thermal and acoustic insulation. It can be installed in walls, floors, and ceilings before the finishing materials are added, providing a seamless and effective insulation layer.

For retrofitting existing buildings, Polycycle insulation can be installed in the walls, ceilings, and floors of an existing building to improve its energy efficiency and reduce energy costs. Retrofitting with Polycycle insulation can be done through a variety of installation methods, such as batt insulation, depending on the application and the existing structure.

Polycycle insulation is a durable and long-lasting insulation product that is designed to provide effective thermal and acoustic insulation for the life of the building. The expected lifespan of Polycycle insulation varies depending on the specific application, installation method, and environmental factors.

Polycycle insulation is made from 100% polyester fibre, which is a non-toxic, safe, and durable material. It is resistant to moisture, mold, and pests, which can help extend its lifespan.

The product have been evaluated by AS 1530.3 and shown that

Ignitability Index (0-20)                 0

Heat Evolved Index (0-10)            0

Spread of Flame Index (0-10)       0

Smoke Developed Index (0-10)   1

The insulation products are non-toxic and safe to touch without the need for personal protective equipment (PPE). The insulation is made from 100% polyester fiber, which is a synthetic material that does not contain any hazardous chemicals such as formaldehyde, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), or ozone-depleting substances.

In addition, Polycycle insulation is manufactured on a zero-waste production line, and all elements of their product, including packaging, are recyclable at the end of their life.

Yes. The insulation is designed to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption in buildings, which can help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. Therefore, the product help reduce enery cost.

To compare Polycycle insulation to other insulation products on the market, it would be necessary to consider a range of factors, such as insulation performance, cost, ease of installation, environmental impact, and safety.

Insulation Performance: Polycycle insulation is designed to provide effective thermal and acoustic insulation, which can help to improve energy efficiency and reduce noise levels in buildings. The insulation is also non-toxic and safe to touch without the need for personal protective equipment.

Cost: The cost of Polycycle insulation may vary depending on factors such as the type and quantity of insulation required, as well as installation costs. However, in general, polyester insulation products like Polycycle are often more affordable than some other insulation options such as natural wool or fiberglass.

Ease of Installation: Polycycle insulation is designed to be easy to install, with no special tools or equipment required. The insulation can be cut to size and fitted into walls, floors, and ceilings with minimal fuss.

Environmental Impact: Polycycle insulation is made from 100% polyester fiber, which can be produced using recycled plastic bottles. The insulation also contains 80% recycled content, which helps to reduce waste and minimize the environmental impact of the product. In addition, the insulation is manufactured on a zero-waste production line, and the company claims that all elements of their product are recyclable at the end of their life.

Safety: Polycycle insulation is non-toxic and safe to touch, which makes it a good option for those concerned about indoor air quality and health risks associated with exposure to insulation materials.

Overall, Polycycle insulation appears to be a competitive option in terms of insulation performance, cost, ease of installation, environmental impact, and safety. However, it is important to note that the suitability of any insulation product will depend on the specific needs and requirements of the building in question, as well as factors such as climate, budget, and personal preferences.

Yes, Polycycle insulation can help to reduce noise transmission in buildings. The insulation is designed to provide effective acoustic insulation, which can help to absorb sound and reduce noise levels between rooms or from outside sources.

Polycycle insulation does not require any additional ventilation, as it is designed to be breathable and allow moisture to escape from the building envelope. The insulation is made from 100% polyester fiber, which is a synthetic material that does not absorb moisture like some other insulation materials such as fiberglass or cellulose.

The insulation can be easily removed by cutting it into small pieces with a sharp knife or scissors and disposing of it in a regular waste bin.

If the insulation needs to be replaced, it can be removed and replaced with new insulation as needed. It is recommended that any old insulation be removed before installing new insulation, to ensure that the building is properly insulated and to prevent any potential issues such as moisture damage or mold growth.

It is worth noting that the process of removing and replacing insulation can be time-consuming and labor-intensive, particularly for installations in hard-to-reach areas such as ceilings or walls. Therefore, it is important to consider the potential costs and logistics of insulation removal and replacement when planning a building renovation or retrofit project.

1. Radiation

These are rays of heat moving through the air in the same way as we feel the heat from the rays of the sun on our faces. It’s the way your grill works, transferring heat to the food without touching it.

2. Convection

Convection occurs when air molecules themselves heat up and move to another location. In the same way as a convection oven directly heats the air and then blows it around the food, so air can transfer heat in and out of your home.

3. Conduction

Heat is transmitted through the materials of your home, such as the roof and walls. For example, when you place a pot on a stove the inner surface heats the food, because the heat is conducted through the base of the pot.

Polycycle insulation is made up of polyester fibres that are matted together to form millions or air pockets. These air pockets are very poor conductors of heat and resist the flow of air or radiation through the insulation.

This ‘resistance’ is known as the R-Value. The higher the R-Value the more effective the insulation is.

A carbon footprint is defined as the total amount of greenhouse gases produced to directly and indirectly support human activities, usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide (CO2).