Celotex GA4070 Insulation Board 70mm x 1200mm x 2400mm
£28.49£23.74
In stock
SKU
285260700
Product Description
Celotex GA4070 Insulation Board 70mm is a high-quality polyisocyanurate (PIR) insulation board that can be used in multiple applications. It is comprised of a low emissivity foil facing to enhance the U-value of the structure, guaranteeing long-term energy savings.
What is Celotex GA4070 Insulation Board 70mm? Celotex GA4070 70mm is an excellent way to cut down on your energy bills while increasing sustainability. It is a cost-effective solution with excellent water vapour resistance and compressive strength of 140kPa.
It is simple and easy to install, making the entire process time efficient. It is produced using a gas which has zero ozone depletion potential (ODP) and low global warming potential (GWP).
What is the R-value of 70mm Celotex? These high-performing boards improve the thermal environment of your building, offering a thermal conductivity of 0.022 W/mK and an R-value of 3.15 m2K/W.
Features and benefits of Celotex GA4070 Insulation Board 70mm:
Excellent thermal performance with a thermal conductivity of 0.022 W/m.K, reducing the thickness of insulation required to hit the target U-value.
Low emissivity foil facing provides improved thermal performance in sealed cavity air spaces, improving the achievable U-value.
Easy to install – Celotex boards are light and rigid assisting with ease of transportation, handling, and fitting.
BBA certified – Celotex GA4000 has been assessed by the BBA as fit for use in defined roof, wall, and floor applications if installed, used, and maintained as set out in the certificate.
Celotex GA4000 achieves a BRE Green Guide Rating of A which can assist in demonstrating environmental performance in BREEAM assessments.
Lightweight 2400 x 1200mm boards
Low emissivity foil facing
Applications for Celotex GA4070 Insulation Board 70mm:
Ground Floor - Concrete Slab
Ground Floor - Suspended Timber Joist
Ground Floor - Beam and Block
Ground Floor - Upgrading Existing Concrete Slab
External Wall - Timber Frame Internal Linings
External Wall - Timber Frame Sheathing
External Wall - Between Timber Frame Studs
External Wall - Solid Masonry Internal Linings
Pitched Roof - Over Timber Rafters
Pitched Roof - Sarking
Pitched Roof - Below Timber Rafters
Pitched Roof - Between Timber Rafters
Pitched Roof - Loft insulation - Between and Over Timber Joists
Celotex boards are a rigid insulation and will snap if you bend them. They are not flexible so cannot be manipulated in this way.
Will Celotex keep my room cold in summer?
Celotex Insulation works by preventing heat transfer from one side to the other and can prevent your home from overheating.
In summer when the temperature outside is hotter than inside, insulation will help prevent your room from heating up. This is the opposite to in winter, when your room is warmer than outside, the insulation helps to prevent heat escaping.
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