The year 2024 has officially been recorded as the hottest year in history, with global temperatures exceeding the critical 1.5°C threshold for the first time. This alarming milestone underscores the…
As urban areas grow and temperatures rise, managing heat and improving energy efficiency have become top priorities for homeowners and businesses alike. One effective solution gaining popularity is the use…
In a world increasingly affected by rising temperatures and energy costs, heat reflective tiles have emerged as a groundbreaking solution. These innovative tiles not only enhance comfort but also significantly…
Thermatek cool tiles are a unique product that falls under two branches of ceramics: silicate ceramics and technical ceramics, specifically optical ceramics. Both categories bring distinct properties to the tiles,…
With rising energy costs and increasing focus on sustainability, homeowners are constantly seeking ways to make their homes more energy-efficient. One of the most effective solutions is cool roof tiles,…
Upgrading your terrace doesn’t have to be an expensive endeavor. One of the most budget-friendly and effective ways to transform your outdoor space is by using cool tiles, particularly Thermatek…
Get total protection from nature’s elements by using thermatek cool tiles.Summer is coming. The climate of Hyderabad in summer is severe. With soaring temperatures, high levels of humidity and a…
Malegaon in North Maharashtra has recently recorded a scorching 40.8 deg cel, the highest day temperature for the location so far. Lohegaon and shivaji nagar have also recorded 37.5 deg…
When it comes to construction materials, we often think of concrete, steel, and bricks. However, there’s a remarkable innovation that’s been quietly making waves in the construction industry: cool mortar.…
Ceramics can be broadly classified in to two main categories (ref chart given below): 1.Silicate ceramics2.Non-silicate ceramics Silicate ceramics are also known as traditional ceramics where the main raw materials…
THERMATEK® is being marketed to block skyrocketing temperatures from penetrating through the roof into the building as heat.