Kingspan Kooltherm K106 Cavity Board - 1200mm x 450mm - All Thicknesses

• One of the thinnest commonly used insulation for full fill cavity walls - U-values can be met with minimal thickness
• Indicative psi-values and thermal modelling available
• BIM objects available using the Kingspan BIM Designer Software Tool
• Lightweight insulation that is easy to transport, handle and install

Cavity Wall: Kingspan K106 is an excellent choice for cavity walls due to its premium performance and slim profile. With a low thermal conductivity of 0.019 W/mK, it ensures efficient insulation while maintaining a 10 mm residual cavity, achieving the desired U-value without compromising space. Additionally, its water-tight, vapour-open polypropylene fleece outer facing offers superior protection against moisture, ensuring long-lasting durability. See the video(s) below to watch how to insulate your basement for the following application(s):

How to install cavity wall insulation

What is the difference between Kingspan Kooltherm K106 Cavity Board and Kingspan Kooltherm K108 Cavity Board?

The main distinction between these boards lies in their intended applications. The K106 board is tailored for full fill cavity walls, while the K108 is designed for partial fill cavity walls. Despite this difference, both boards are premium performance insulation products with a thermal conductivity of 0.019 W/mK.

Can Kingspan Kooltherm get wet?

Kooltherm insulation boards are highly resistant to water vapor. However, despite their closed-cell nature, it's crucial to prevent them from getting wet during storage or use.

What is the difference between PIR and Kingspan Kooltherm?

PIR insulation boards are produced similarly to Kingspan Kooltherm insulation, but with a notable difference in the curing process. Unlike phenolic insulation, PIR insulation requires a longer curing time. Phenolic boards are cured before packing, whereas manufacturers cure PIR boards after they've been packed.