Acoustic Partition Roll (APR 1200) is a glass mineral wool roll that can provide high levels of acoustic performance in metal and timber internal stud walls as well as timber joist separating and internal floors. To support ease of installation, it is supplied in 600mm widths for an easy friction fit between stud centres.
Spacesaver is a glass mineral wool roll which is pre-perforated to fit between common joist spacing at ceiling level. It is supplied in longer-length rolls to help increase the speed of installation and ensure more efficient delivery and storage. Spacesaver can also be considered for use between the joists in suspended timber ground floors and flat roofs.
ISOVER Metac is a glass mineral wool ‘slab on a roll’ insulation solution offering thermal and acoustic benefits for pitched roof between-rafter applications. It can also be used as the insulation between the joists in flat roofs.
Designed to provide thermal and acoustic insulation of pipework, ISOVER CLIMPIPE sections are strong, lightweight pre-formed ‘snap on’ sections with a reinforced aluminium foil facing and a self-adhesive overlap to help ensure a strong vapour barrier.
Acoustic Slab is a glass mineral wool slab providing high levels of acoustic performance in timber and metal stud walls, timber joist internal and separating floors as well as ceilings. The slabs are sized to be easily friction fitted between standard stud spacings.
Cladding Roll 37 is a glass mineral wool roll insulation that can be considered for use in built-up metal roofs and walls. The range is supplied in 1.2m wide rolls for quick coverage of large areas. It also reduces the transmission of airborne sound, helping to improve the acoustic comfort of those working within the building.
Polterm Max Plus is a stone wool slab covered with a black glass veil on one side. Certified by the British Board of Agrément (BBA), it can be considered for thermal and acoustic applications within ventilated rainscreen cladding and overcladding systems. Polterm Max Plus contains a water repellent additive to limit water absorption. The black glass veil can contribute to the aesthetics of the installation, as it prevents any ‘show through’ of the insulation from behind the façade system.
CLIMCOVER Slab Alu2 is a robust glass mineral wool slab which can be considered for the thermal and acoustic insulation of rectangular metal ductwork. The slabs are lightweight and feature a factory applied aluminium foil facing providing an inherent vapour barrier and professional finish.
Timber Frame Batt 32 is a glass mineral wool batt that can be considered for use in timber frame walls. The resilient and flexible batts can be friction fitted between standard timber studs, ensuring straightforward installation and helping to minimise gaps and maximise thermal performance.
Timber Frame Roll 32 is a glass mineral wool roll providing thermal performance and acoustic benefits in timber frame walls. The strong, resilient and flexible rolls can be friction fitted between standard timber studs, ensuring straightforward installation and helping to minimise gaps and maximise thermal performance.
Steel Frame Infill Batt is a non-combustible glass mineral wool insulation supplied in 600 x 1200mm batts. It can be easily friction fitted within the stud framework of lightweight steel frame external walls, ensuring straightforward installation and helping to minimise gaps and maximise thermal performance.
RD Party Wall Roll is a glass mineral wool roll that can be used to reduce the passage of sound across a masonry cavity separating (party) wall and minimise air movement within the cavity, improving its thermal performance. When used as part of Robust Detail separating wall constructions E-WM-17, E-WM-20 & E-WM-24, it removes the need for costly pre-completion sound testing and can achieve +5dB over acoustic performance requirements set out in Building Regulations Approved Document E (England & Wales). Rolls are ready-cut to 2 x 455mm to fit between standard wall tie spacing.
ULTIMATE™ is an innovative lightweight and easy to install mineral wool that combines all the advantages of conventional thermal and acoustic insulation with excellent fire performance. The U Protect system has been tested under EN 1366-1 and EN 1366-8 and assessed against BS 476: Part 24. It offers up to two hours' passive fire protection in HVAC ventilation and smoke extract ducts as well as one hour passive fire protection for kitchen ducts.
Cavity Wall Slab (CWS) 32 is a glass mineral wool slab providing thermal performance in external masonry cavity walls. Manufactured with a water repellent binder, the strong, resilient and flexible slabs are 455mm wide to fit between standard wall tie spacing.There are no products to list.
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Types of insulation
Cellular glassLargely manufactured from recycled glass (e.g. windscreens) and mineral base materials such as sand and without the use of binding agents. The ingredients are melted into molten glass, which is cooled and crushed into a fine powder. The powdered glass is poured into molds and heated (below the melting point) in a "sintering" process that causes the particles to adhere to one another. Next, a small amount of finely ground carbon-black is added and the material is heated in a "cellulation" process. Here, the carbon reacts with oxygen, creating carbon dioxide, which creates the insulating bubbles in the (material). CO2 accounts for more than 99% of the gas in the cellular spaces.
CelluloseCellulose insulation is a material made from recycled newspaper. The paper is shredded and inorganic salts, such as boric acid, are added for resistance to fire, mould, insects and vermin. The insulation is installed either blown or damp-sprayed depending on application.
Wood fibreThe success of wood fibre insulation derives from an attractive environmental profile combined with a whole bag of functions including rigid insulation, sheathing and sarking for timber frames, roofs and flooring as well as flexible insulation for studs and rafters. Wood of course is renewable, it sequesters carbon during its growth and product production is relatively free from pollution. The insulation value of wood fibre boards is not as dimensionally efficient as some of the orthodox petro-chemical materials - but it's no slouch either - typically coming in with a 'k value' range of between 0.038-0.043 W/mK depending on format.
HempHemp fibres are produced from hemp straw of the hemp plant. Most hemp is imported, but an increasing amount of home-grown crop is becoming available. Hemp grows up to a height of nearly 4 metres within a period of 100-120 days. Because the plants shade the soil, no chemical protection or toxic additives are required for hemp cultivation. The product is composed of, usually, 85% hemp fibre with the ballance made up of polyester binding and 3-5% soda added for fire proofing.
StrawStraw is an agricultural by-product, the dry stalks of cereal plants, after the grain and chaff have been removed. Straw makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such asbarley, oats, rice, rye and wheat.
