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80mm Kingspan Therma TP10 / TF70 / TW55 PIR Insulation Board 2400mm x 1200mm (8′ x 4′) Pack of 4 (11.52m2)
All three models 80mm Kingspan Therma PIR Insulation Board:
- 80mm Thermapitch TP10
- 80mm Thermafloor TF70
- 80mm Thermawall TW55
share the same high-performance PIR core and low-emissivity foil facings, offering excellent thermal efficiency and easy installation. Although labeled differently, these boards share identical technical specifications.
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80mm PIR TP10/TF70/TW55
80mm PIR insulation is a mid-thickness PIR board that falls between thinner PIR sizes and the thicker panels on the market. It’s useful for many room insulation requirements, both in commercial structures and homes.
What is 80mm PIR insulation?
The board is made from polyisocyanurate. This compound is a foam-like plastic formed when isocyanates and polyols are mixed and subjected to a temperature- and pressure-controlled treatment process. It’s then laminated with foil, expanded to a thickness of 80mm, and after further processing, it’s cured and cut into various sizes.
What are 80mm PIR used for?
Sheets are appropriate for use in smaller spaces where a 120mm or 100mm board would not fit.
They are ideal for both internal and external wall insulation, and can be applied to masonry walls, framed walls, and internal wall linings.
You may also use them to insulate pitched roofs, flat roofs and ceilings.
80mm polyisocyanurate insulation is also excellent for insulating floors. Use it with timber floors, suspended floors, concrete floors and other types of floors that an architect may recommend.
Types of 80mm PIR
We stock these brands of 80mm PIR sheets:
- Kingspan
- Recticel
- Unilin
- IKO Enertherm
- Mannok
- Celotex
- And Ecotherm
Our PIR insulation 80mm comes in varying sizes, most commonly:
- 2400mm by 1200mm
- 1200mm by 1200mm
- 1200mm by 600mm
- 1200mm by 450mm
All have square edges for stress-free installation, and you can easily cut them to the desired size as needed.
Benefits of 80mm PIR insulation
- Thermal efficiency — Like all PIR insulation panels, 80mm PIR insulation sheets possess the exemplary thermal insulation properties of PIR, such as low moisture absorption and low heat transfer.
- Versatility — Thanks to its medium thickness, the 80mm PIR board is well-suited for a wide range of insulation jobs.
- Small space usage — Its space-saving size means you can utilise it in areas with limited room.
- Easy setup — This is a condensed yet lightweight material that is simple to install.
Why choose our 80mm PIR?
- Quality assurance — Our 80mm PIR boards meet all quality standards and will help you meet the thermal insulation regulatory requirements for your type of property.
- Ready availability — We try to maintain a sufficient stock of PIR boards at all times. When you order from us, you won’t have to wait weeks to receive your product.
- Massive selection — Our extensive range of 80mm PIR boards makes it easy to locate precisely what you need.
- Ready assistance — You’re never stuck when selecting the perfect PIR boards. We are always on standby to help you find appropriate 80mm PIR insulation for your construction project.
At Insulation Wholesale, you can purchase 80mm PIR at low wholesale prices with fast delivery for most of items within 2-5 days. Competitive rates guaranteed.
FAQ
How to cut 80mm PIR insulation?
Insulation Wholesale explains that this material is easily cut using a sharp utility knife or saw. If you do not have an insulation saw or knife, you can use a hand saw, jigsaw, circular saw or any other type of saw.
How to install 80mm PIR insulation?
Begin by cleaning your work area. Next, measure and cut the PIR board to the correct size for the area you want to apply it. Fix the boards into position, ensuring they fit tightly to eliminate any spaces between them or between them and the joists. Use either mechanical fixings, like screws, or a suitable adhesive to secure the boards.
How much 80mm PIR insulation do I need?
This depends on the size of the area you want to insulate. A big space will require more boards than a smaller one. Measure the total area to be covered, then divide it by the coverage of a single board to figure out how many boards you need. Experts at Insulationwholesale.co.uk recommend using enough 80mm PIR insulation to satisfy building regulations.
