Germany, Nov. 4 -- With Cavipor(R), BASF is establishing an innovative class of materials on the insulation market: clay foam. The mineral-based insulation system was specially developed for the energy-efficient renovation of existing buildings with double-wall masonry. Recently, Cavipor has also been approved for the insulation of floor slabs and roofs as filling between rafters. Thus, Cavipor enables thermal insulation across the entire building envelope. BASF works with a network of distributors in Europe who ensure the proper use of the clay foam by trained processors. Cavipor is easy to transport and clean to process, with no dust or fibers produced. The insulating foam is made up of three water-based components that are mixed with air...