When selecting an adhesive for thermal insulation, it is important to consider not only the material and density of the boards but also the properties of the substrate, climatic conditions, expected loads, and the building’s operational characteristics. The adhesive must provide a strong bond between the boards and the substrate, accommodate thermal expansion, and maintain the vapor permeability of the structure. For plinths and exterior parts of the facade, it is recommended to use formulations with increased load-bearing capacity and resistance to external influences. This approach allows the creation of a reliable, durable, and energy-efficient thermal insulation system, ensuring comfort and energy savings in the home.