From 2015 to 2025: Budapest Heritage Facade Still Perfect Thanks to TSM Ceramic

Описание: In 2015, TSM Ceramic applied just 1.5 mm of our innovative liquid thermal insulation coating — TSM Ceramic — to the facade of this valuable historical monument in Budapest.
The key achievement of the project: we preserved 100% of the building’s authentic historical appearance — no bulky insulation layers, no visible changes to the architecture, no compromise on its cultural value. At the same time, the monument was brought up to modern European energy-efficiency standards (fully compliant with 2025–2026 regulations).
What you’ll see in this video:
✅ Real 2026 footage — facade condition 11 years after application
✅ Extreme close-ups: the coating still looks brand new — no cracks, no fading, no peeling
✅ Explanation why TSM Ceramic is the perfect choice for UNESCO-level heritage sites
✅ Real benefits: up to 40% heat loss reduction, major savings on heating & cooling, protection from moisture, UV, mold, and condensation
✅ Proof of longevity: 1.5–2 mm layer performs like 50 mm of conventional insulation
Why TSM Ceramic stands out for heritage restoration:
• Non-invasive technology — does not alter the original appearance
• Highly breathable coating (excellent vapor permeability)
• Eco-friendly & safe (water-based, solvent-free)
• 20–30+ years expected service life
• Fire safety class A1
This project has become a benchmark example of how to preserve cultural heritage while meeting today’s strict energy-efficiency requirements — without any visual compromise.
Whether you work in heritage restoration, architectural conservation, building management, or simply love smart insulation technologies — this case is worth watching!
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