Step 1: Surface preparation
If the surface has scratches, stucco or broken bricks, you need to repair them. If the surface has moisture, you need to dry it and eliminate sources of moisture. Step 2: Installing Izogam

🔸 Before starting, you should allow Isogam at room temperature for a certain period of time (usually 24 to 48 hours) to get used to the normal ambient temperature. Place the isogam on the surface and cut it using a suitable tool (such as an insulation knife) so that it is the right size to cover the surface and install it carefully. 🔸 Place the isogam on the surface and stick it to the surface using glue or a suitable adhesive. A strong and reliable glue such as polyurethane glue is usually used. Step 3: Covering cracks and joints 🔸 At the connection points and the spaces between the cuts and the isogam, you must cover the cracks using glue or a suitable adhesive. This work is to prevent air infiltration and maintain the performance quality of Isogam insulation. At the points of connection with other surfaces such as windows, doors and intermediate spaces, use materials such as insulating tapes to create a barrier between the insulation and the other surface. Step 4: Complete the installation

🔸 After installing Isogam on all required levels, check that no part of Isogam insulation is left uncovered and all parts are completely covered. If needed, you can install additional layers of ISOGAM. These additional layers can help increase the performance of thermal and sound insulation. After the complete installation, check that the isogam insulation is installed correctly and firmly and that there are no defects or weak points. Note that these are the general steps of implementing isogam insulation and depending on the type of insulation, type of surface and environmental conditions, there may be different steps. Also, for more precision and technical details, refer to the instructions of the Izogam insulation manufacturer. The foam concrete foundation and flooring collection and Izogam Parsapur in Urmia can guide you in this field.

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