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14. Examples of the Thermal Insulation to Walls

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Technical Guidance Note 14: Examples of the Thermal Insulation to Walls.

 BLOCK

LAMBDA

PRODUCT NAME 

-

W/m.K 

Celotex Tuff-R  +

Rockwool Wall Batt +

Kingspan TW50 ++

Knauf Dritherm +

 Thermalite

-

-

-

-

-

Turbo 

 0.11

CW3040Z

90mm

35mm

85mm

Shield 

 0.15

CW3040Z

100mm

40mm

85mm

Hi-Strength 7 

 0.19

CW3045Z

100mm

45mm

100mm

 

 

 

 

 

 

Celcon

-

-

-

-

-

Solar

0.11

CW3040Z

90mm

35mm

85mm

Standard

0.15

CW3040Z

100mm

40mm

85mm

Hi-Seven

0.19

CW3045Z

100mm

40mm

100mm

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tarmac Topblock

-

-

-

-

-

Toplite GTI

0.11

CW3040Z

90mm

35mm

85mm

Toplite Standard

0.15

CW3040Z

100mm

40mm

85mm

Toplite '7'

0.19

CW3045Z

100mm

40mm

100mm

Hemelite 3.5

0.45

CW3050Z

110mm

45mm

-

Hemelite 7.0

0.47

CW3050Z

110mm

45mm

-

Lignacite 3.5

0.60

CW3050Z

110mm

50mm

-

Topcrete

1.13

CW3050Z

110mm

50mm

-

 

+    Based on 100mm face brickwork, 100mm blockwork and an internal finish of lightweight plaster.

++  Based on 100mm face brickwork, 100mm blockwork and internal finish of 12.5mm plasterboard on dabs. 

NOTE. Partial fill products will require a residual cavity of not less than 50mm.

There are many alternatives to these options; details can be obtained from the manufacturer of the insulation material.

Links:

Celotex Logowww.celotex.co.uk

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Kingspan Logowww.insulation.kingspan.com/

 

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Rockwool Logowww.rockwool.co.uk

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