New Build & Refurbishment
Alumaflex, Ballytherm, Natuwool, Magply and Natuhemp can all be installed in different building applications,
these include timber frame, loft conversions and new build. They have the capability of reducing energy loss and providing building inhabitants with free passive energy absorbed from solar gain, whilst the high thermal mass in Natuwool helps reduce peak temperatures.
Passivhause
Natuwool is a hygroscopic fibre and is therefore able to absorb, store and release moisture faster than most other materials. Natuwool can absorb over 35% of its own weight in moisture without significant changes to thermal performance whereas the thermal performance of man-made mineral fibre insulation can deteriorate when condensation is present. Independent research
clearly illustrates that as moisture levels increase, no significant changes to thermal conductivity will occur. This consistency demonstrates the versatility of sheep’s wool insulation and an ability to cope in contrasting environments and levels of humidity.
Period Properties
Natural Insulations are often the preferred choice by organisations such as Historical Scotland, The National Trust and English Heritage. The hygroscopic nature of Black Mountain Insulation can actually draw moisture out from the timber and other fabrics of the building
Magply is a non-corrosive dry lining, sheathing and cladding board with proven exceptional fire performance For every application, manufactured by IPP Building Products. Magply is now tested for use in a spandrel panel application utilising one 9mm Magply board On each side of a 45mm uninsulated spandrel frame to achieve 104 minutes fire integrity. Magply […]
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