With the push toward carbon-neutral and green buildings, materials that offer both insulation and safety are becoming a necessity. While EPS, PU, and rock wool are still widely used, melamine foam is setting a new standard.
Current Challenges in the Insulation Industry
- Fire Hazards: Traditional foam panels can burn easily and release toxic gases.
- Aging Materials: EPS and PU often degrade over time, compromising insulation and strength.
- Humidity & Mold: In regions with high moisture, many conventional materials support mold growth or delaminate.
- Environmental Footprint: Most synthetic foams are derived from fossil fuels and are non-recyclable.
How Melamine Foam Solves These Issues
- Non-toxic fire protection: Achieves high fire safety without chemical flame retardants.
- Long-lasting insulation: Thermally stable up to 240°C, no structural collapse over time.
- Eco-compliance: Free from halogens, CFCs, and formaldehyde. 100% recyclable.
- Low carbon production: Our manufacturing process adheres to ISO 14001 standards for environmental management.
Industry Applications
- Green Buildings: Qualifies for LEED & WELL certifications due to low emissions and energy efficiency.
- Public Infrastructure: Metro stations, schools, airports requiring high safety and comfort.
- Retrofit Projects: Easily applied to old roofs or walls with minimal demolition.
Performance Comparison Chart
| Material | Fire Rating | Sound Absorption | Lifespan | Eco Impact |
| Melamine Foam | B1 / UL V-0 | Excellent | >20 yrs | Low |
| PU Foam | B2 / B3 | Moderate | 5–10 yrs | High |
| Rock Wool | A | Good | >20 yrs | Medium |
| EPS | B3 | Low | <10 yrs | High |
Summary
Melamine foam is more than a new material—it’s a solution. In the evolving world of building materials, where fire safety and sustainability are increasingly prioritized, melamine foam panels provide a reliable, long-term alternative for high-performance buildings.
Post time: May-08-2025