Define your assembly and instantly get U-value, Rw, Lnw, and condensation risk analysis. Compare up to four different assemblies side by side and export professional PDF reports.
Define the assembly once. Thermal, acoustic, and condensation results appear together — no second tool, no re-entry, no copy-paste between spreadsheets.
Enter the layers once. U-value, Rw, C, Ctr, and — for floors and roofs — impact sound (L'n,w) come back together — not sequentially, not in separate panels.
Load up to four wall, roof, or floor configurations side by side. The numbers update as you tweak — no waiting, no confirm button.
Every calculation runs a Glaser-method condensation check automatically. You find out before you build, not after you submit.
One click exports a PDF with layer breakdown, thermal and acoustic results, and the sound insulation diagram. Already formatted.
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EN ISO 6946 for thermal, EN ISO 12354-1 for airborne sound and EN ISO 12354-2 for impact sound. All required in Serbia and across the EU — covered in a single calculation.
Add materials from the database, set thicknesses, and hit calculate. Thermal transmittance, airborne and impact sound reduction, and condensation risk come back together — you don't have to jump between tools.
Load up to four configurations at once. U-value, Rw, impact sound (Lnw) for floors and roofs, and condensation status for each show up in the same view. You can see which one meets every requirement — without running them one at a time.
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Sound transmission loss is predicted using the mass-law and critical-frequency approach for simple partitions, with more refined models for multi-layer, lined, and composite constructions. These models are continually checked and adjusted against laboratory measurements — which is what keeps the predictions accurate across a wide range of real-world wall, floor, and roof buildups.
Good to know: like any acoustic prediction tool, ThermAcoustic Pro is not a substitute for laboratory test data. Use it to compare options and lock in a design with confidence — then validate the final, certification-critical assembly against tested data.
You enter an assembly once — ThermAcoustic Pro returns U-value, airborne sound reduction (Rw), impact sound level (L'n,w) for floors and roofs, and a Glaser-method condensation risk check. All from the same input.
Thermal calculations follow EN ISO 6946. Acoustic calculations follow EN ISO 12354-1 for airborne sound insulation and EN ISO 12354-2 for impact sound insulation. Condensation analysis follows the Glaser method per EN 13788.
Up to four assemblies (A, B, C, D) simultaneously. Results for all four update in real time.
Yes. Export a PDF from any calculation — it includes layer breakdown, thermal and acoustic results, and the sound insulation diagram.
No account needed to calculate. Sign up free to save assemblies and export up to 3 PDFs. Pro lifts the limits.
Exterior walls, flat roofs, pitched roofs, floors, and internal partitions. Each type uses the appropriate boundary conditions per the standard. Floor and roof assemblies also get an impact sound (L'n,w) analysis alongside the airborne result.
The methodology follows EN ISO standards referenced by Serbian and EU building regulations. For official certification, verify local requirements with your authority.
Yes. The Free plan gives you unlimited thermal and acoustic calculations with no account required. Professional at €39/month adds saved projects, 4-way comparison, and PDF export (10/month). Studio at €99/month raises those limits and adds up to 5 team licenses.
No setup. No card. Free plan handles most projects — upgrade if you need to save more than three assemblies or export more PDFs.