The integrated thermal insulation and decoration building design is standardized, the production and construction of components are standardized, the construction is mechanized, and the organization and management are scientific. As an integrated wall, the thermal insulation decorative board is an important part of the building industrialization and is increasingly favored by professionals in the construction industry.

The relatively static air layer formed between the thermal insulation and decoration integration and the wall forms a double thermal insulation for the building, which is suitable for the new construction and expansion of concrete structures, steel structures and masonry structures in cold areas, hot summer and cold winter areas, hot summer and warm winter areas.

It is generally about 6mm. The premise of using thermal insulation and decoration integration is to reduce the weight of the board and not increase the load on the wall. The color and pattern of the ceramic thin plate can be customized according to demand. The stone panel requires a material of about 10-12mm thick, and the overall board is relatively clumsy and heavy. Some external factors can also cause tiles to fall off. For example, uneven settlement of the foundation will cause deformation and dislocation of the structural wall, resulting in severe wall cracking and tile falling off. Natural factors such as wind pressure and earthquakes can also cause tiles to fall off.

After the thermal insulation and decoration are pasted on the wall, they are repeatedly flattened with a 2m ruler to ensure their flatness and strong bonding. After pasting, they need to be maintained for 48 to 72 hours before subsequent construction can be carried out. The core components integrated with the structure can meet 75% of the building's energy-saving indicators and have a surplus; it greatly saves material costs, so in the future, the integration of new polyurethane insulation materials for exterior wall thermal insulation and decoration will become a new trend in the building materials industry.