The National Television (TVR) was interviewing us last week inside the PRISPA house. The interview was broadcasted on June, 13th. Here you can watch the recording, the last news in the video. Continue reading
Chatting with Sunerg
Yesterday we met Roxana Rotaru, the Sunerg Solar Energy representative from the Italian company. We had a very productive day, discussing a lot of ideas and meeting some interesting people. Thanks again for your help and for the continuous trust you invest in us. We’ll make you proud!
PRISPA on Antena 1
Again a story about our project on Antena 1 TV station. Click read more to watch the video.
PRISPA la AMBIENT EXPO si CONSTRUCT EXPO
Peste 200 de companii înscrise deja la cel mai important eveniment internaţional al anului dedicat construcţiilor şi amenajărilor interioare
În perioada 29 martie – 1 aprilie 2012 Romexpo organizează cea de-a XIX – a ediţie a manifestărilor expoziţionale AMBIENT EXPO – Târgul Internaţional pentru decoraţiuni interioare, mobilier şi pisicine şi CONSTRUCT EXPO – Târgul Internaţional de tehnologii, echipamente, utilaje şi materiale pentru construcţii.
Clay Experiment Weekend. The Photo Gallery
Clay coatings in a nutshell:
If we are working with OSB or Rigidur, before we can actually handle clay, we need to place a rough coat of silicats, in order to ensure better adhesion. After we’ve done this, you will notice some very small rough granules. These could be troublesome, so before you put any other clay coats, you’ll need to check if all these granules don’t fall when you scratch it with your fingers. It’s as simple as that. To break it down in steps…
Clay Experiment Weekend
PRISPA never gets tired of experimenting and finding new, easier ways to deal with existing issues. This weekend, stuff’s getting dirty as we’re starting to experiment with clay coatings.
As we all know, clay has two major qualities. Apart from looking extremely ellegant, clay is a material that very easily absorbes the humidity inside the house, while boasting a high degree of thermal inertia at the same time; this last quality recommeds clay for the “position” of Thermal Mass Manager, if we may say so. In other words, clay is a material that very easily accumulates heat, but very scarcely frees it into the ambiental air. Just fine, if we consider that in summer, clay absorbes heat and in winter, it absorbes the cold.