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Image 1 / 3: Photo: CA Immo/Klaus Helbig
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Image 2 / 3: Photo: CA Immo/Klaus Helbig
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Image 3 / 3: Photo: Jürgen Schwanz, Löw AG
A Flagship Project for Sustainable Construction: ONE by CA Immo in Frankfurt (Germany)

The Challenge:

  • Timely completion of a 190-metre-high, 49-storey office and hotel tower despite pandemic-related challenges
  • Compliance with strict sustainability and energy efficiency standards: the multi-certified skyscraper is to be a pioneer for ESG-compliant (Environmental Social Governance), sustainable and digitized office real estate
  • Ensuring robust and durable insulation for the perimeter areas as well as the delivery and pedestrian zones of the building

The Solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Use of highly pressure-resistant and durable JACKODUR® thermal insulation for heavily used areas in the 700 and 500 kPa variants, along with the water-draining roof filter layer WA.
  • Support for ambitious sustainability goals thanks to the listing of JACKODUR® in the DGNB Navigator of the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB)
  • Reliable comprehensive service and logistical support from JACKON Insulation by BEWI  to ensure on-schedule completion
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Image 1 / 10: Photo credit: Jerome Genée Photographies
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Image 2 / 10: Photo credit: Jerome Genée Photographies
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Image 3 / 10: Photo credit: Jerome Genée Photographies
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Image 4 / 10: Photo credit: Jerome Genée Photographies
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Image 5 / 10: Photo credit: Jerome Genée Photographies
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Image 6 / 10: Photo credit: Jerome Genée Photographies
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Image 7 / 10: Photo credit: Jerome Genée Photographies
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Image 8 / 10: Photo credit: Jerome Genée Photographies
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Extension Building for the Training Center of the Compagnons du Tour de France in Mouchard (Jura, France) Achieves Passive House Standard

The Challenge:

  • Meeting Passive House standard requirements through energy-efficient and sustainable construction methods.
  • Ensuring high-performance, thermal-bridge-free insulation for a total area of 516 m².
  • Using durable and pressure-resistant insulation material capable of withstanding significant loads.
  • Implementing an insulation system that is quick and easy to install.

The Solution with JACKODUR®:

  • The JACKODUR® Atlas system enables thermal-bridge-free floor slab insulation, making a significant contribution to achieving the Passive House standard.
  • The robustness and durability of XPS insulation make it ideal for high-load applications.
  • The thoughtful design of the Atlas system ensures quick and easy installation, saving time and reducing on-site effort.
  • Comprehensive support and technical assistance from JACKON Insulation by BEWI ensure the smooth execution of the project.
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Urban development project in Münster (Germany): New buildings in the York district meet all sustainability and energy efficiency requirements

The challenge

  • Construction of over 300 publicly subsidized apartments using an energy-saving construction method that meets the KfW Efficiency House 55 standard.
  • Promoting a healthy urban climate.
  • Adherence to an ambitious schedule despite pandemic-related restrictions.
  • Implementation of innovative construction concepts in an important urban development project.


The solution with JACKODUR®

  • Design of the roofs as a slim, highly efficient inverted roof construction with 6,765 m2 of JACKODUR® Plus insulation boards in a thickness of 260 mm on waterproof concrete.
  • The single-layer installation of the effective JACKODUR® Plus insulation with a lambda value of just 0.027 W/(m·K) ensures considerable savings in material and time on the construction site.
  • The XPS insulation is robust and water-resistant and is therefore ideal for direct application on the waterproof concrete roof, which acts as a supporting structure and seal in one. Additional sealing is not required, which greatly accelerates and simplifies the work.
  • The extensive greening of the long-lasting JACKODUR® inverted roofs has a positive effect on the microclimate, water balance and urban ecology.
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Image 6 / 11: Photo: HP Projekt
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Image 7 / 11: Photo: HP Projekt
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Image 8 / 11: Photo: HP Projekt
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Image 9 / 11: Photo: HP Projekt
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Image 10 / 11: Photo: HP Projekt
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Image 11 / 11: Photo: HP Projekt
CO2-neutral holiday apartments near the Baltic Sea coast in Rakow, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, (Germany)

The challenge

  • Ensure high energy efficiency of the new buildings in order to achieve the desired CO2 neutrality.
  • Use particularly durable building materials.
  • Implement an efficient construction method to reduce costs and save time.
  • Integration of modern, sustainable technologies for a self-sufficient energy and heat supply with wind power and photovoltaic systems.

The solution with JACKODUR®

  • Use of 1,600 m2 of JACKODUR® Atlas floor slab insulation with a thickness of 160 mm and a compressive strength of 300 kPa for high energy efficiency and sustainability of the new holiday complex.
  • Their extreme compressive strength, durability and high insulation performance make the JACKODUR® Atlas elements the first choice for insulating the load-transferring foundation slab.
  • As an intelligent installation system, Atlas makes it possible to insulate and form the floor slab in a single step, saving time and resources on the construction site.
  • In the complete system version, all Atlas elements were prefabricated to match the floor plan and delivered to the construction site with an installation plan. This enabled efficient, absolutely safe and fast processing.
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Image 5 / 7: Photo: TRIFLEX
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Image 6 / 7: Photo: TRIFLEX
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Image 7 / 7: Photo: TRIFLEX
Sustainable and permanently safe – modern, flat roof without a slope in North Hesse (Germany)

The challenge:

  • The new flat roof should provide effective protection against overheating in summer
  • Greening should counteract the decline in biodiversity
  • Use of a long-lasting and sustainable roof construction
  • Keeping costs and planning effort low

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • An intensively greened inverted roof with energy-efficient JACKODUR® EVO 300 thermal insulation in a thickness of 180 mm
  • A non-sloping inverted roof simplifies the planning and enables a speedy execution
  • The combination of high-quality JACKODUR® thermal insulation with the machine-applied liquid plastic from TRIFLEX as a sealant ensures an extremely robust and durable roof structure
  • A long-term secure inverted roof with high-quality JACKODUR® insulation pays for itself very quickly
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Image 1 / 5: Photo: ZECH Bau
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Image 2 / 5: Photo: ZECH Bau
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Image 3 / 5: Photo: ZECH Bau
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Image 4 / 5: Photo: ZECH Bau
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Image 5 / 5: Image: Kauri CAB
Sustainable urban development project "Haveluferquartier" in Berlin-Spandau (Germany)

The challenge:

  • Insulate the roof surfaces of a total of 16 new buildings (8,500 m2) in an energy-efficient manner
  • Using the roof surfaces to generate electricity
  • Promote a healthy microclimate in the new quarter
  • Combining sustainable construction with an architecturally sophisticated design

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Inverted roof construction with the highly resilient JACKODUR® thermal insulation boards with a thickness of 200 mm
  • The water vapour permeable JACKODUR® filter layer WA stabilizes the underlying insulation and safely drains water away
  • Safe and thermal bridge-free installation of the insulation thanks to the single-layer installation method (patented multilayer technology)
  • The extensive greening of the inverted roof surfaces ensures an improved quality of stay in the new quarter, especially during hot periods
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State-of-the-art energy standards for new company building near Hamburg (Germany)

The challenge:

  • Making a valuable contribution to ecology and climate protection with an ambitious energy standard
  • Ensure a balanced indoor climate all year round for the new offices (two floors with a total of 450 m2 usable space)  
  • Significantly reduce heating energy consumption
  • Realize the new building in the shortest possible construction time

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • A gravelled inverted roof with 400 mm thick JACKODUR® EVO 300 Standard SF thermal insulation ensures high energy efficiency and a pleasant indoor climate all year round
  • The Lambada value for JACKODUR® EVO is constant in all thicknesses at λD = 0.032 W/(m-K)
  • The construction with a waterproof concrete ceiling does not require waterproofing membranes
  • JACKODUR® EVO is laid in a single layer up to 400 mm, which saves a lot of time and ensures safe processing on the construction site compared to multiple layers of insulation
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New opening of the Orelia Villa Batavia retirement and care home in Grimbergen (Belgium)

The challenge:

  • To realize 78 accessible bathrooms that offer safety and comfort to elderly people and people in need of care
  • Ensure the safe use of the bathrooms by wheelchair users.
  • Taking into account the project's tight schedule and ensure rapid construction progress.
  • Making the bathrooms both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

The solution with JACKOBOARD®

  • The made-to-measure JACKOBOARD® Aqua shower elements with a particularly low installation height ensure consistent accessibility, even for wheelchair users.
  • The pre-integrated slope enables time-saving and simple installation.
  • Precisely fitting accessories and the direct tiling of the shower elements, without any further preparatory work, further accelerate the work progress.
  • Individual tiling of the shower elements creates a modern and pleasant atmosphere in the bathroom.
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New job center building in Unna achieves excellent energy balance, Germany

The challenge:

  • Efficient roof insulation of the new five-storey H-shaped building with a net floor area of 5,700 m2 , focus on ecology and climate resilience
  • Compliance with KFW standard 40 NH (sustainability)
  • Ensure speed and planning reliability when installing roof insulation

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Green inverted roof with a total of 1,350 m2JACKODUR® Plus 300 Standard SF thermal insulation with a thickness of 200 mm and JACKODUR® filter layer WA ensure high energy efficiency
  • Green roof contributes to biodiversity and improves the microclimate in the newly developing urban quarter
  • The simple inverted roof structure ensures permanent impermeability and reliable long-term thermal insulation
  • The flat roof was given a waterproof concrete ceiling (impermeable to water) so that waterproofing membranes were no longer necessary
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Image 4 / 5: Credit: cepezed
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Image 5 / 5: Credit: cepezed
Housing project 't Eemgoed with focus on sustainability and energy neutrality

The challenge:

  • 82 residential units with around 7,500 m2 of roof space in Almere (Netherlands)
  • Improving the microclimate
  • Counteracting land sealing

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Use of the high-performance insulation material JACKODUR® Plus with excellent lambda value
  • Slim construction of the inverted roof thanks to the high insulating performance of JACKODUR® panels
  • Fast processing and safe, single-layer installation up to 320 mm insulation thickness
  • Intensive roof greening for a high quality of living and life
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Image 1 / 2: Meurthe-et-Moselle, France
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Image 2 / 2: Meurthe-et-Moselle, France
Retirement home as a passive building

The challenge:

  •  Insulation of the floor panel with an area of over 400 m²
  • Compliance with the energy standards for the passive building design
  • Ensuring the compatibility of the floor panel insulation with the building envelope

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Floor panel insulation with the JACKODUR® Atlas insulation system in compressive strength 500 kPa
  • Designed as a complete system with dimensionally accurate prefabricated elements for quick installation
  • Uncomplicated connection of the wall structure and thermal insulation of the building envelope
  • Insulation material thickness under the floor panel: 300 mm
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Image 1 / 2: Garrel, Germany
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Image 2 / 2: Garrel, Germany
Office building with unusual floor plan

The challenge:

  • Floor panel insulation for an office building as an octagon (8 corners à 45°)

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Insulation with JACKODUR® Atlas perimeter system design with dimensionally accurate prefabricated edge elements
  • Compressive strength 700 kPa for extreme loads
  • Insulation material thickness under the floor panel: 200 mm
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Forward-looking climate protection planning for office buildings

The challenge:

  • Roof insulation for office tower with 16,800 m² area and residential complex with 77 residential units on 7 floors
  • Compliance with the climate standard prescribed by the city of Mannheim and energy consumption limitation

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Design of the roof structure as an inverted roof with the high-performance insulation material JACKODUR® Plus 300
  • Insulation of 2,500 m² roof area with an insulation material thickness of 200 mm in single-layer installation
  • Gravel layer with concrete slab covering protects against UV radiation and wind suction
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365 days per year winter

The challenge:

  • Roof insulation of the Nordic Center ski hall in Oberstdorf
  • 2,200 m² area
  • Extreme compressive strength and durability of the roof structure, suitable for use as a ski slope

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Inverted roof insulation with JACKODUR® KF 700 for loads of up to 25 tonnes per square metre
  • 220 mm insulation material thickness laid in one layer
  • Intensive greenery
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New parking spaces created

The challenge:

  • Redevelopment of a former logistics site as a residential complex with shopping facilities
  • Insulation of the 6,000 m² roof area of a shopping center for use as a parking deck

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Inverted roof insulation with high compressive strength insulation material JACKODUR® KF 700
  • Insulation material thickness 120 mm
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Image 1 / 2: Würzburg, Germany
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Image 2 / 2: Würzburg, Germany
4-star hotel with green inverted roof

The challenge:

  • Insulating a 2300 m² roof area
  • Reinforced concrete roof with 2% slope
  • Respecting the overall concept of quality and energy efficiency

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Image 1 / 2: Stadthagen, Germany
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Image 2 / 2: Stadthagen, Germany
Floor slab insulation in combination with double-shell masonry

The challenge:

  • Insulating the floor slab of a detached house with facework (double-shell masonry)

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Image 1 / 4: Bazoches sur Guyonne, France
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Image 2 / 4: Bazoches sur Guyonne, France
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Image 3 / 4: Project: © M3 Architectes Luxembourg | photo credit: © BananaRepublicOffice
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Image 4 / 4: Project: © M3 Architectes Luxembourg | photo credit: © BananaRepublicOffice
Extension insulated in record time

The challenge:

  • Insulation and formwork for an extension building with 500m² floor area

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Floor slab insulation with JACKODUR® Atlas in 500 kPa
  • Execution as complete system
  • Insulation thickness under the floor slab: 280mm
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Image 1 / 2: Arçais, France
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Image 2 / 2: Arçais, France
Thermal bridge-free floor slab insulation of a wood passive house.

The challenge:

  • Insulating a floor slab insulation in a residential building in timber frame construction to passive house standard

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Floor slab insulation with JACKODUR® Atlas
  • Execution as complete system
  • Insulation thickness under the floor slab: 240mm
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Image 1 / 4: Steinhagen, Germany
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Image 2 / 4: Steinhagen, Germany
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Image 3 / 4: Steinhagen, Germany
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Image 4 / 4: Steinhagen, Germany
Floor slab insulation of a 1000m² day care center

The challenge:

  • Insulating the floor slab of a day care center with 1000m² floor area and 43 corners
  • Low energy standard

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Image 1 / 2: Burgwald, Germany
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Image 2 / 2: Burgwald, Germany
Floor slab insulation of a Passive House Plus

The challenge:

  • Insulating the floor slab of a new building in the Passive House Plus class
  • Complying with the specified energy standards with positive energy footprint

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Floor slab insulation with the JACKODUR® Atlas System in its thickest version (320mm) with U-value of 0.113 W/(m2K)
  • Executed as a complete system with dimensionally accurate prefabricated elements
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Image 1 / 3: Bielefeld, Germany
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Image 2 / 3: Bielefeld, Germany
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Image 3 / 3: Bielefeld, Germany
Floor slab insulation for a basement den

The challenge:

  • Insulating the floor slab of a detached house with basement

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Exhibition hall with rooftop parking

The challenge:

  • Energy-efficient insulation of a flat roof as rooftop parking

The solution with JACKODUR®:

  • Insulating with the high-performance and extremely pressure-resistant JACKODUR® KF 700
  • Long-lasting safety and protection of waterproofing through insulation
Supermarket roof to be used as a parking area

The challenge:

  • Insulating the flat roof of a supermarket for use as rooftop parking

The solution with JACKODUR®:

Parking deck structure safely and durably insulated

The challenge:

  • Insulating a flat roof for use as drive-on rooftop parking

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Image 1 / 2: Hamburg, Germany
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Image 2 / 2: Hamburg, Germany
Slim roof structure with high energy efficiency

The challenge:

  • Residential complex with 11 three- to four-story buildings and 4000m² of roof area.
  • Flat roof insulation according to EnEv 2014 and KfW 55 standard
  • Respecting the overall sustainable and energy-efficient design of the buildings

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Energy-efficient inverted roof construction

The challenge:

  • Inverted roof construction, area: 650m²
  • Building height: 32m
  • LEED certified

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Image 1 / 2: Photo Credit: Yves Chanoît
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Image 2 / 2: Photo Credit: Yves Chanoît
Insulating a flat roof with gravel layer as ballast

The challenge:

  • Insulating the flat roof of a university building
  • 5cm gravel layer as ballast

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Inverted roof insulation for a passive house

The challenge:

  • Insulating and waterproofing flat roof of a residential building with 300m² area
  • Complying with the passive house standard

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Graveled inverted roof with facade cleaning system

The challenge:

  • Inverted roof construction, area: 3200m²
  • Drive-on system for facade cleaning

The solution with JACKODUR®

Thermal bridge-free basement exterior wall insulation

The challenge:

  • Thermal bridge-free floor slab and basement exterior wall
  • Area of floor slab: 770m²
  • Area of basement exterior wall: 350m²

The solution with JACKODUR®:

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Image 1 / 5: Raon aux Bois, France
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Image 2 / 5: Raon aux Bois, France
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Image 3 / 5: Raon aux Bois, France
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Image 4 / 5: Raon aux Bois, France
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Image 5 / 5: Raon aux Bois, France
Efficiently insulated wood passive house

The challenge:

  • Insulating the floor slab of a detached house as a wood passive house
  • Complying with the specified energy standards

The solution with JACKODUR®.

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Wall leveling in the bathroom

The challenge:

  • Complete bathroom renovation
  • Leveling and sealing uneven walls and floor

The solution with JACKOBOARD®:

  • Waterproof JACKOBOARD® Plano construction boards to level and seal wall and floor surfaces
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Complete bathroom renovation

The challenge:

  • Complete bathroom renovation
  • Leveling and sealing uneven walls and floor
  • Installing a shower with wall niche

The solution with JACKOBOARD®:

  • Waterproof JACKOBOARD® Plano construction boards to level and seal wall and floor surfaces.
  • Installation of a wall niche in the shower area
  • Installation of the JACKOBOARD® Aqua line pro shower element with drainage channel