Building a Weatherproof Future
As climate disasters increase 140% since 2000 (UNEP Data), wool felt strips are becoming critical in infrastructure protection. From flood barriers to wildfire-resistant insulation, this ancient material is modernizing climate adaptation strategies.

Extreme Environment Performance

• Flood Resistance: 72-hour water immersion without degradation (UL 771 test)
• Fire Retardancy: Withstands 1,200°C for 30 minutes (UL 94 V-0)
• Cyclone Protection: 150mph wind load resistance (FEMA P-320 compliant)

Disaster Response Case
In Bangladesh’s flood-prone regions:

• Interlocking felt strip levees reduce home damage by 63%
• Quick-deploy PSA-backed roof seals cut repair costs by $12M annually

Carbon Capture Innovation

• Enhanced wool strips sequester 3.2kg CO₂/m² through mineral infusion
• Mycelium composite variants achieve carbon-negative status

Global Policy Alignment

• EU Taxonomy-approved sustainable infrastructure material
• Meets UN SDGs 9 (Industry Innovation) and 13 (Climate Action)

Emerging Applications

• Permafrost stabilization in Arctic construction
• Saltwater-resistant marine habitat restoration mats
• Urban heat island reduction rooftop systems

Economic Impact

• Creates 14 jobs per $1M investment in rural wool economies
• Reduces disaster recovery budgets by 22% through preventive use

Expert Commentary
Dr. Anika Voss, IPCC Lead Author:
“Wool felt’s rapid deployment capacity and environmental synergy make it indispensable for climate adaptation. Its 8:1 benefit-cost ratio outperforms conventional materials.