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Vermiculite is an inorganic mineral, present in nature in the form of flakes or lamellar crystals which, heated to about 300 ° C, expand in a perpendicular direction to the cleavage planes, assuming vermicular convoluted shapes with golden reflections.
Ideal for filling in flues, furnaces, it has excellent insulating properties, is non-combustible, does not emit toxic gases, smoke or odors and is extremely light.