Anti-Condensation Coating Thermal Insulation Paint - Biokil CrownAnti-Condensation Coating Thermal Insulation Paint

Thermal Insulating Paint to Reduce Condensation & Surface Mould

Biokil Crown Anti-Condensation Coating is a specialist thermal paint designed to reduce surface condensation and prevent associated mould growth on walls and ceilings. By raising the temperature of treated surfaces, it reduces the likelihood of moisture settling, helping to create a more hygienic and comfortable indoor environment. Ideal for use in kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms, and other areas prone to damp and cold surfaces.

Key Features & Benefits

• Reduces Surface Condensation: Thermal insulating properties help maintain warmer surface temperatures.
• Prevents Mould Growth: Creates conditions that are less conducive to the formation of black mould.
• Interior Use: Suitable for walls and ceilings in domestic, commercial, and public buildings.
• Ready to Use: Easy to apply by brush, roller, or airless spray.
• Excellent Coverage: Typically covers up to 3.5–5m² per litre per coat, depending on surface texture.

Product Details

• Type: Water-based thermal insulating paint
• Colour: White (can be overcoated with emulsion paints)
• Finish: Matt
• Application Method: Brush, roller, or spray
• Dry Time: Touch dry in 2–4 hours; recoat after 4–6 hours
• Coverage: 3.5–5m² per litre per coat

SKU: BIOANTICOND

Application Instructions

1. Surface Prep: Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free from grease, flaking paint, and mould. Pre-treat with Biokil Crown Biocidal Wash if necessary.
2. Application: Stir thoroughly. Apply a minimum of two coats, allowing sufficient drying time between coats.
3. Finishing: May be overpainted with standard water-based decorative finishes once fully dry.

Limitations

• Not suitable for exterior use or areas subject to persistent water ingress.
• Do not apply below 8°C or in high humidity conditions.

Health & Safety

Water-based and low VOC. Use standard PPE during application. Ensure good ventilation during drying. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for complete safety information.