Celotex PIR Insulation Board - 2400mm x 1200mm - All Thicknesses

• Lightweight 2400 x 1200mm boards with a range of thicknesses
• Ideal for roofs, walls and floors
• Low emissivity foil facing
• BBA certified – certificate 17/5405 (Pitched Roof, Dry Lining, Floor Insulation)
• Easy to Install

Choosing the right PIR Insulation board for your application:

Floor Insulation: GA4000 and XR4000 boards are ideal for use in ground floors, suspended timber floors, and concrete slabs. These boards provide high compressive strength and moisture resistance, making them perfect for a variety of floor insulation needs.

The TB4000 board is an excellent option for areas requiring a thinner insulation profile.

Pitched Roof Insulation: TB4000, GA4000 and XR4000 boards offer superior thermal performance.

GA4000 and XR4000 are commonly used between and over rafters for maximum insulation, while TB4000 provides a slimmer option for applications where space is a constraint.

Wall Insulation: GA4000, TB4000, and XR4000 boards are versatile solutions. These products are well-suited for internal wall insulation and external applications, offering excellent thermal performance across different wall types.

• What is PIR insulation? PIR, or polyisocyanurate, is a popular type of insulation known for its exceptional thermal efficiency. It is among the most effective insulation materials available in the industry today. Its unique properties make it a preferred choice for various applications in building and construction projects, helping to improve energy efficiency and reduce heat loss.
  
• What Happens if PIR Insulation Gets Wet? PIR insulation, or polyisocyanurate insulation, is designed to be resistant to moisture; however, prolonged exposure to water can lead to significant damage. If PIR insulation becomes wet, it can lose its insulating effectiveness and overall performance may deteriorate.
  
• What are the 3 different types of Celotex PIR? Within the Celotex PIR range, there are three distinct products: TB4000, GA4000, and XR4000. These product names correspond solely to the varying thicknesses available, with no differences in their fundamental composition.
  
• What is the difference between Celotex TB4000, Celotex GA4000 and Celotex XR4000? Comparing Celotex TB4000, GA4000, and XR4000, the key distinction lies in their respective thicknesses, directly impacting thermal performance. TB4000 is available in thicknesses ranging from 20mm to 40mm, offering a thinner option suitable for spaces with limited room. GA4000 comes in thicker variants, ranging from 50mm to 100mm, providing better insulation for general building applications. XR4000 surpasses both in thickness options, ranging from 110mm to 200mm, thus offering superior thermal performance. It's essential to consider these thickness variations when selecting insulation materials, as thicker options generally provide better insulation against heat transfer.
  
• How is Celotex PIR insulation installed? Celotex PIR insulation is typically installed by fixing it in place using mechanical fixings or adhesives. It can be cut to size to fit snugly between studs, joists, rafters, or within cavity walls, ensuring proper coverage and thermal performance.