Our specialist stores
Our specialist stores
Mannok Insulation Board Thermal
The Mannok PIR insulation board packs a lot of thermal power into a slim sheet. It is tough and delivers consistently high performance whether installed in commercial settings or in residential developments.
What is Mannok PIR boards?
Mannok PIR boards are multipurpose insulation panels commonly installed to enhance thermal performance in roofs, walls, and floors. Some Mannok PIR insulation comes with plasterboard backing on one side, allowing you to dry line internal walls and ceilings.
What is Mannok PIR insulation used for?
Thanks to its versatile design, Mannok PIR insulation is used in various spaces and applications, including:
- Cavity wall insulation.
- Solid masonry wall insulation.
- Framed wall insulation.
- Attic and loft insulation.
- Drylining.
Mannok specifies the suitable uses for each board, so always confirm compatibility with your project before making a purchase.
Types of Mannok PIR insulation
Mannok insulation boards come in two main types: Mannok Therm Laminate-Kraft (MLK) PIR and Mannok Therm PIR Insulation.
Although both types are insulated panels made from PIR, each range is optimised for different applications.
Mannok Therm Laminate-Kraft (MLK) PIR
The dual-purpose MLK PIR range features a PIR core, plasterboard on one side, and kraft paper on the other, making it ideal for both insulation and drylining.
Mannok recommends that you use MLK boards for:
- Insulating cavity walls.
- Insulating attic and loft walls.
- Cold roof insulation for pitched roofs – install the board beneath and between the rafters.
- Cold deck insulation for flat roofs – install the board underneath and between timber joists.
- Internal drylining.
Mannok Therm PIR insulation
Mannok’s Therm PIR range is quite extensive. Unlike the MLK PIR range, which has a plasterboard facing, Therm PIR boards feature foil backing on either side.
These panels are typically used for:
- Floors.
- Pitched roofs.
- Internal masonry walls.
- Framed wall systems.
Benefits of using Mannok insulation boards
- Fits into small spaces – Limited wall depth? Choose a thinner Mannok insulation board and still enjoy reliable insulation.
- Offers the desired thermal performance – With its low thermal conductivity, Mannok insulation helps boost your building’s overall efficiency.
- Helps achieve the desired U-value – When installed properly, Mannok panels support compliance with target U-values.
- Improves energy efficiency – Better insulation means less energy used to maintain a comfortable indoor climate.
- Saves money over time – Reduced heat loss translates to lower energy consumption and ongoing savings.
Why choose our PIR Mannok insulation?
We offer a wide selection of Mannok insulation to suit projects of all sizes and requirements. Whatever your project needs, you can be sure of finding a Mannok PIR board that suitably matches it.
We deliver each panel in its original wrapping to protect it from dust and liquid spills that could stain or damage the material.
We keep all our boards in controlled environments, shielded from sunlight and moisture exposure to prevent degradation.
At Insulation Wholesale, you can purchase Mannok Insulation Board at low wholesale prices with fast delivery for most of items within 2-5 days. Competitive rates guaranteed.
FAQ
Where to buy Mannok Therm PIR rigid insulation board in the UK?
You can buy genuine Mannok Therm PIR rigid insulation boards online directly from Insulation Wholesale. We sell a broad range of PIR panels that suit floors, walls, and roofs, so you can pick the right thickness for your job. We stock trade quantities and offer UK-wide delivery with fast dispatch.
How to properly cut rigid Mannok insulation panels?
Cutting rigid PIR boards like Mannok Therm requires the right tools.
Сhoose a straight edge
- Use a straight edge or board square to guide your cuts. This will keep your lines straight.
Mark the cut line clearly
- Mark your cutting line on the board (with a pencil or marker).
Score first, then break
For thinner boards (up to around 50–60mm):
- Score along the marked line – use a sharp insulation knife to score.
- Bend the board along the scored line until it snaps.
Cut thicker boards with a saw
For thicker PIR panels:
- Use a fine-toothed handsaw or circular saw.
- Cut slowly so the board stays straight and does not chip.
Control dust and safety
PIR dust irritates eyes and lungs. Wear protective gear, and cut outdoors or in a well-ventilated area.
Avoid hot-wire cutting
Do not use hot-wire cutters on PIR; they will cause the board to melt and release harmful fumes.
Proper cutting makes fitting the boards much easier and minimises gaps that can reduce performance.
What are the standard sizes available for Mannok thermal insulation sheets?
Mannok Therm PIR boards measure 1200mm × 2400mm and come in many thicknesses. The most common ones include:
20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm, 70mm,75mm, 80mm, 90mm, 100mm, 110mm, 120mm, 125mm, 130mm, 140mm, 150mm
Mannok Insulation Board Range
-
20mm Mannok PIR Insulation Board 2400mm x 1200mm (8′ x 4′) 2.88m2
20mm Mannok PIR Insulation Board is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-performance insulation solution that provides superior thermal efficiency. It is ideal for use in any construction project, such as commercial and residential, in wall applications as well as roofing and flooring applications.
POA Get a quote -
25mm Mannok PIR Insulation Board 2400mm x 1200mm (8′ x 4′) 2.88m2
25mm Mannok PIR Insulation Board is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-performance insulation solution that provides superior thermal efficiency. It is ideal for use in any construction project, such as commercial and residential, in wall applications as well as roofing and flooring applications.
POA Get a quote -
40mm Mannok PIR Insulation Board 2400mm x 1200mm (8′ x 4′) 2.88m2
40mm Mannok PIR Insulation Board is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-performance insulation solution that provides superior thermal efficiency. It is ideal for use in any construction project, such as commercial and residential, in wall applications as well as roofing and flooring applications.
POA Get a quote
