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Kingspan Therma TP10 TF70 Insulation Board 75mm x 1200mm x 2400mm 11.52m2
£238.72£198.93
In stock
SKU
265040750
Product Description
Kingspan Therma TP10 and TF70 Insulation Boards 75mm consist of a fibre-free rigid thermoset polyisocyanurate (PIR) core. These boards are high-performing insulation solutions and are easy to cut and handle.
What are Kingspan Therma TP10 and TF70 75mm insulation boards?
Kingspan Therma TP10 and TF70 75mm help reduce the amount of energy needed to warm your building. These premium insulation boards offer impressive thermal conductivity of 0.022 W/mK. They are resilient against water vapour and air infiltration.
Is TP10 the same as TF70?
Kingspan TP10, TW55, and TF70 are all the same insulation board but are marketed for different areas of your building. TP10 on roofs, TW55 on walls, and TF70 on floors.
Kingspan Thermapitch TP10
Kingspan Thermafloor TF70
Kingspan Thermawall TW55
Features and benefits of Kingspan Therma TP10 and TF70 75mm:
Can I use the Kingspan TF70 on my solid concrete floor?
Kingspan Thermafloor can be used in solid or suspended floor construction.
What material is Kingspan TP10 75mm made of?
Kingspan Thermapitch/Thermafloor is a high performance rigid insulation board made of polyisocyanurate (PIR) insulation with a foil facing on both sides.
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