THERMAL RESISTANCE

The R-value is a measure of a material’s thermal resistance, indicating how well it can resist heat flow. In insulation, a higher R-value signifies better insulation effectiveness, meaning it can keep heat from entering or leaving a home more efficiently. The R-value is essential for determining energy efficiency in buildings, as it helps assess the insulation’s ability to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures.

KEY FACTS

• Energy savings
• Exceptional thermal and acoustic properties
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Maintenance free
• Compression packed – to reduce volume and optimise transport and storage
• High tear strength yet readily cut with a sharp blade.

WALL AND CEILING INSULATION

R Value 2.68 X 2 = R Value 5.36
15 Times better insulated than brick houses.