Earthquake insulation increases the period of the structure to which it is applied, thanks to the flexibility of the devices in the lateral direction, and meets the horizontal displacement demand that will occur in the event of an earthquake at the isolator interface (with earthquake insulation devices). In addition, the damping rate, which is accepted as 5% in normal buildings, plays an extra role in reducing the destructive effects of earthquakes by increasing 20% or more when it comes to earthquake insulation.