Thermal Efficiency

Thermal insulation to prevent heat loss, stay protected.

It’s estimated buildings account for 40% of worldwide carbon emissions, and increasing their energy efficiency continues to be a priority for governments.

Benefits of our Insulation Solutions

FREE ONLINE U-VALUE CALCULATOR - including 3D calculations

We understand that time is extremely valuable to you and your projects, which is why we have developed an online U-value calculator to assist in the design process.

The calculator also features the industry’s first 3D u-value calculations as well as an online condensation risk analysis tool.

With access to all of our products, downloads, BIM objects and more, why not start your next calculation with us today?

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Thermal solutions for year-round comfort

The energy saving properties and thermal performance of insulation keep buildings warm in winter and cool in summer.

The bigger the temperature difference between the internal and outside of a building, the faster the building will lose heat in winter and gain heat in summer.

Our mineral wool insulation solutions help maintain a stable internal temperature by slowing heat transfer by convection, conduction and radiation. By insulating a property properly, energy can be saved either from the heating system when heating a cold building, or from the air conditioning system when cooling a warm building.

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You can use our free online U-value calculator to give you quick access to accurate U-values or add our products to your specification via NBS spesifying platform.

U-Value Calculator

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PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE HOMES STANDARD

The pace of change within the housebuilding industry is accelerating and with regulations updating across the board, it’s worth keeping an eye on what’s coming next.

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RIBA-ACCREDITED EMBODIED CARBON CPD

Sustainability in construction has historically focused primarily on operational carbon associated with buildings. This is the carbon emissions from the energy required to operate buildings, such as lighting, heating, cooling and hot water.

However, the desire to reach net zero carbon by 2050 has resulted in more scrutiny on all forms of carbon in the built environment, including the carbon required to extract, manufacture, transport and install building materials, this is known as ‘embodied carbon’.

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