The primary driver behind the growing use of nonwoven materials in the construction industry is their low CO₂ footprint, fire-resistant properties, cost-effectiveness, energy-saving benefits, and breathability.

Nonwovens are widely used in various construction applications, including insulation, roofing, membranes, and ceiling covers, as well as many other essential building components.

These materials offer significant advantages in construction, including:

• High tensile strength
• Multi-directional elongation
• Exceptional durability
• High absorbency

These characteristics make nonwoven materials ideal for enhancing the performance and longevity of construction projects, contributing to both environmental sustainability and cost-efficiency.