Insulate Roofs and Attic | Roofing Insulation

When it comes to roof insulation, there are several types of products available that cater to different needs and preferences. These products can be grouped into the following categories:

Insulated Roof Panels

The 333 Box Profile Composite Insulated Roof Panel is a popular choice for those looking for an all-in-one solution. This product by CLADCO is ideal for both residential and commercial roofing projects, providing excellent thermal insulation and a sleek finish.

General Purpose Insulation Boards

Celotex offers a range of general purpose insulation boards, such as the GA4000, TB4000, and XR4000, that are suitable for a variety of applications. These boards are easy to handle and install, making them a great option for DIY projects.

Insulated Plasterboards

Insulated plasterboards, like the Celotex PL4000 and Warmline's range of EPS, PIR, and PHE insulated plasterboards, are a convenient option for those looking to add insulation and a plasterboard finish in one step. These products are suitable for internal walls and ceilings.

Pitched and Flat Roof Boards

Kingspan offers a selection of pitched and flat roof boards, including the Thermapitch TP10, Kooltherm K7, Thermaroof TR27, and Kooltherm K107. These boards are designed to provide high-performance insulation for pitched and flat roofs, respectively.

Multifoil Insulation

Thinsulex's TLX Gold, TLX Silver, and TLX Multifoil insulation products are ideal for those looking to add a reflective layer to their roofing insulation. These products are easy to install and provide excellent thermal performance.

Other Insulation Products

In addition to the above categories, there are several other insulation products available, such as Rockwool's Flexi-Slab and Cladding Roll, Recticel's Eurothane GP and Eurodeck, and BASF's Styrodur XPS. These products cater to specific insulation needs and are suitable for various applications.

When selecting the appropriate roof insulation product, consider factors such as the type of roof (pitched or flat), the required thermal performance, and the ease of installation. It's also important to check the product's compatibility with other materials used in your roofing project.