Celotex GA4000 PIR Insulation For Floors, Walls & Roof Applications 50mm / 75mm / 80mm / 100mm
Celotex GA4000 PIR Insulation For Floors, Walls & Roof Applications 50mm / 75mm / 80mm / 100mm
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Description
Celotex GA4000 PIR Insulation For Floors, Walls & Roof Applications 50mm / 75mm / 80mm / 100mm
Designed for use throughout your building project, Celotex GA4000 is a versatile, high performance, rigid polyisocyanurate (PIR) insulation board that’s easy to handle and install.
As well as being CE-marked, Celotex GA4000 is certified by the British Board of Agrément for floors, framed walls and pitched roofs.
Manufactured in the UK, Celotex GA4000 provides reliable, long-term energy savings.
How does GA4000 perform?
The entire thickness range offers a low thermal conductivity (lambda value) of 0.022 W/mK, putting GA4000 among the best-performing widely-available insulation materials on the market.
In any of its intended applications, GA4000 can help to provide most of the thermal insulation performance - but the overall heat loss from a building element depends on all of the materials used and the way they’re installed.
Product benefits:
Celotex GA4000’s low emissivity aluminium foil facing can help achieve lower U-values when installed facing a clear air space within a construction.
GA4000 is a thermal insulation solution that can help to meet energy use and carbon dioxide emissions targets set by national building regulations.
Technical
Technical: + -
- Board size: 1200mm x 2400mm
- Thickness : 50mm /75mm / 80mm / 100mm
- Lambda: 0.022 W/mK
- Facer: Low emissivity composite aluminium foil
- Manufactured using a blowing agent with zero ozone depletion potential (ODP) and low global warming potential (GWP)
Features
- Suitable applications include:
- Ground floors - whether solid concrete, block and beam, or suspended timber joist & including where underfloor heating is used
- Timber and steel framed walls - between and across the face of studs
- Pitched roofs - between and across the face of rafters
- Flat roofs - in ventilated cold roof constructions, installed from inside the building
- Other retrofit and refurbishment projects - lining existing timber and masonry structures to make them more thermally efficient.