Wull Technologies provides LAMDA, a rigid wool panel insulation system made from recycled wool fibers. This biophilic product offers superior acoustic and thermal regulation, enhancing indoor environments while promoting a circular economy in construction.
Funding
$402.8K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
The construction industry faces challenges in sourcing sustainable and high-performance building materials that also offer biophilic benefits. Traditional insulation materials often have significant environmental footprints and lack the inherent aesthetic and health-promoting qualities of natural materials.
Solution
Wull Technologies offers LAMDA, a rigid wool panel insulation system engineered from recycled wool fibers. This biophilic product leverages the natural acoustic and thermal regulation properties of wool to enhance interior environments. By repurposing Welsh Mountain sheep's wool, traditionally used in lower-value applications, LAMDA provides a circular economy solution for the built environment. The panels are designed for straightforward installation as acoustic and thermal lining, contributing to healthier and more comfortable indoor spaces.
Target Audience
Primary customers include architects, interior designers, and construction firms seeking sustainable and performance-driven insulation solutions for residential, commercial, and public buildings.
Features
- Rigid wool fiber insulation panels manufactured from circular wool streams.
- Biophilic design element promoting natural material integration in interior spaces.
- Thermal conductivity of 0.041 W/m.K, contributing to building energy efficiency.
- Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) of 0.5 at 25mm thickness for acoustic dampening.
- Breathability rating of 57.5 g/m²/day (ISO 15106-3) for moisture management.
- Fire performance compliant with BS EN ISO 11925-2 for wool fibers.
- Density range of 130-160 kg/m³ for structural integrity.
- Compressive strength of 40 kPa, suitable for panel applications.