Thermal PIR insulation boards (lambda 0.022 W/mK), as a continuous insulation shield for pitched roofs. The lightweight boards are placed on top of the roof structure so no cold bridges. Ideal for refurbishments but also possible to use in new buildings with faster installation and less labour costs.
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- Powerroof
- Manufacturer
- Recticel Insulation
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