Celotex Insulation
Born in 1925 Celotex insulation has a long history of providing heat efficient products to the world.
In 1980 Celotex launched the much known PIR Boards, Celotex loft Insulation PIR Boards are a high performance, rigid polyisocyanurate insulation board, common place in both the pitched roof and flat roof structures.
There are numerous ranges coming in a variety of thicknesses and sizes, most of which are BBA approved. Below you can see the ranges available with the attached attributes:
| Product Name | Thickness Range | Sizes | Lambda | BBA |
| CW4000 | 40-100mm | 1200 x 450mm | 0.022 W/mK | |
| GA4000 | 50-100mm | 1200 x 2400mm | 0.022 W/mK | |
| PL4000 | 15-65mm | 1200 x 2400mm | 0.022 W/mK | |
| RS5000 | (Currently Suspended) 50-150mm | 1200 x 2400mm | 0.021 W/mK | |
| TB4000 | 12-40mm | 1200 x 2400mm | 0.022 W/mK | |
| XR4000 | 110-200mm | 1200 x 2400mm | 0.022 W/mK |
Benefits of Celotex
Energy efficiency is made key, the use of innovative technology allows Celotex to offer a larger than average thermal performance rating, some as high as 0.021W/mk. Those of you who are environmentally conscious you’ll be happy to know Celotex were the first manufacturer of insolation boards to hit a perfect A+ rating for trustworthy BRE Green Guide. Safety first is carried throughout the manufacturing process with both FR5000 and CG5000 PIR insulation boards achieving a Class 0 meaning it cannot melt. The benefits are vast, if you need more persuading on the brand visit https://blog.celotex.co.uk/technical/10-advantages-of-pir-insulation/.
Common Questions
What is PIR board?
PIR Boards, polyisocyanurate is an improvement of the previous PUR boards. Most commonly made as a foam, used in rigid insulation.
How to cut Celotex Insulation board?
Cutting Celotex Insulation Boards, we believe is best performed using jigsaw blades as it creates less dust than a traditional hand saw. Normally the blunt the cutting object the less dust incurs.
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