Due to the high resistance to compression, PU insulation has the ability to withstand foot traffic. This is an important characteristic to avoid water ponding, membrane failure and water penetration.

PU insulation on flat roofs

PU insulation offers one of the thinnest solutions available as a result of the superior thermal performance. It is the best option when renovating facades as it does not lead to cold bridging.

PU in ETICS (External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems)

PU insulated panels are one of the most versatile forms of lightweight construction, combining design flexibility with high performance and factory in-built quality. These panels are able to provide excellent thermal performance, with guaranteed continuity of insulation and factory engineered airtight joints.

In addition to traditional industrial and warehouse projects, panels are now regularly specified for buildings in the retail, distribution, leisure, commercial, chill and cold stores and transport and energy sectors, as well as for hospitals, schools and apartments/single living accommodation.

PU composite panels

PU insulated panels are one of the most versatile forms of lightweight construction, combining design flexibility with high performance and factory in-built quality. These panels are able to provide excellent thermal performance, with guaranteed continuity of insulation and factory engineered airtight joints.

In addition to traditional industrial and warehouse projects, panels are now regularly specified for buildings in the retail, distribution, leisure, commercial, chill and cold stores and transport and energy sectors, as well as for hospitals, schools and apartments/single living accommodation.

PU composite panels

One area that can bring significant benefits in terms of reducing energy consumption, but one that is often overlooked, is floor insulation.
The thin solutions offered by PUR/PIR insulation products means that less depth of excavating is required to accommodate the floor structure. The financial saving of just 50 mm depth across the floor area of a building can be considerable.

PU floor insulation

This method of insulating a solid wall is appropriate where it is impractical to insulate externally for reasons of aesthetics or space.
The PUR/PIR insulation products are bonded to plasterboard and can either be fixed to the existing wall by “dot-and-dab” or adhesive bonding or they can be mechanically fixed.

Internal insulation with PU laminated boards

PU insulation offers one of the thinnest solutions available as a result of the superior thermal performance.

PU insulation on doors