50mm Unilin Thin-R XT/CW Partial Fill Cavity Wall Insulation (T&G) is typically used in external walls of buildings with cavity wall construction.
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50mm PIR XT/CW
The high-performance 50mm PIR insulation board is a general insulating product suitable for various building applications. It’s commonly used when constructing or renovating houses, as well as commercial and industrial complexes. Applied correctly, 50mm PIR boards can help you meet regulatory standards for thermal insulation.
What is 50mm PIR insulation?
Made from polyisocyanurate foam, this PIR insulation sheet is expanded to 50mm and processed into a rectangular board. It has a closed-cell architecture that keeps heat from escaping or entering a room. Only small amounts of water can penetrate the material due to the rigid form of the cells, which is why it works so well as an insulating material.
What are 50mm PIR used for?
50mm polyisocyanurate insulation is suitable for insulating walls, roofs, ceilings, and floors. You can click on any 50mm PIR product to see the manufacturer-recommended applications for that specific PIR insulation model.
Types of 50mm PIR
The 50mm PIR sheets we sell come in different sizes. While most are 2400mm (L) x 1200mm (W), we also have some that measure 1200mm x 1200mm, as well as a few measuring 1200mm x 600mm and 1200mm x 450mm. All have square edges.
We carefully source our PIR insulation 50mm from renowned brands such as:
- Ecotherm
- Celotex
- Unilin
- IKO Enertherm
- Recticel
- Mannok
- Kingspan
Benefits of 50mm PIR insulation
- Reduces heat loss — The closed molecular structure of PIR means heat is not easily transferred through the material. When installed correctly, 50mm PIR insulation sheets will minimise heat losses.
- Improves energy efficiency — Reduced heat loss in your interior spaces means lower energy consumption, which is good for the environment and your pocket. Hello, lower electricity bills!
- Keeps interiors warm and cosy — When your interiors are properly heated, staying indoors is enjoyable.
- Ease of installation — 50mm PIR sheets are light enough for you to install them without breaking too much of a sweat. It’s the kind of product you can comfortably work with even when you have few hands helping.
- Durability — PIR insulation sheets are built to last, and the 50mm PIR insulation is no different. Replacing insulation is a massive project that is time-consuming and expensive. Avoid unnecessary replacement by getting it right the first time when you use appropriate PIR insulation for your building projects.
Why choose our 50mm PIR?
- Durability — We sell durable 50mm PIR sheets that will serve you for a long time. Additionally, through careful handling, we ensure that your chosen 50mm PIR boards arrive in good condition.
- Variety — We offer a selection of 50mm PIR insulation boards and a filter system to ease the selection process for you.
- Unlimited support — Our team goes above and beyond to simplify the buying process for you so you’re never frustrated when navigating the system. Spend as much time as you like browsing our available products, and don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need assistance while using the site. We will assist you in any way we can.
At Insulation Wholesale, you can purchase 50mm PIR at low wholesale prices with fast delivery for most of items within 2-5 days. Competitive rates guaranteed.
FAQ
How do I install 50mm PIR insulation?
Each 50mm PIR sheet comes with installation instructions tailored to its recommended applications. Follow each step carefully to ensure the insulation fits properly into each space.
How to cut a 50mm PIR insulation sheet?
The best way to cut 50mm PIR insulation is with a Stanley knife or a sharp saw. It’s essential to ensure the blade is sharp to achieve a clean cut.
How much 50mm PIR insulation do I need?
The amount of 50mm PIR insulation to use is determined by the size of the area to be insulated. A smaller area will require fewer boards than much larger spaces. The number of PIR sheets increases in proportion to the space. To find the exact number of boards to use, measure the area to be insulated, convert it to square metres, and divide this number by the total coverage of one 50mm board.