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150mm Isover CWS 32 Cavity Wall Slab 2.18m2 Pack
150mm Isover CWS 32 Cavity Wall Slab offers excellent thermal insulation for cavity walls, effectively reducing heat loss and boosting energy efficiency. Lightweight and easy to install, it delivers reliable, long-lasting performance.
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150mm Rockwool Rainscreen Duo Slab 1200mm x 600mm 34.56m2 Pallet
150mm Rainscreen Duo Slab is dual-density insulation specifically developed for use within ventilated cladding systems, as well as sealed systems such as curtain walling. Once installed, the robust outer surface of the slabs, in combination with a factory applied water-repelling agent, acts to resist rain ingress during construction.
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150mm Isover CWS 36 Cavity Wall Slab 3.28m2 Pack
150mm Isover CWS 36 Cavity Wall Slab offers excellent thermal insulation for cavity walls, effectively reducing heat loss and boosting energy efficiency. Lightweight and easy to install, it delivers reliable, long-lasting performance.
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150mm Insulation Acoustic
150mm insulation is a high-performance build depth specified when heat control is a design priority.
At this level, insulation becomes part of how the building performs day-to-day, rather than a marginal upgrade to meet calculated targets.
This is the thickness preferred when a structure is expected to retain heat steadily under sustained cold conditions.
What is 150mm thick insulation?
150mm thick insulation means the material measures 150 millimetres when installed correctly, without compression. That depth enhances thermal performance by increasing the resistance to heat transfer.
At 150mm insulation thickness, performance comes from:
- Material structure, which disrupts heat flow through the construction.
- Air pockets within the insulation reduce conductive and convective heat transfer.
Different products achieve thermal performance through different mechanisms, but increased thickness is the common factor that improves performance.
What is 150mm insulation thickness used for?
Insulation 150mm is used where high levels of thermal control are required, such as:
- External walls designed for low heat loss
- Roofs targeting modern efficiency standards
- Floors above cold spaces or the ground
This thickness is common in builds that aim to comfortably meet Part L, rather than merely achieving minimum compliance.
What types of 150mm insulation are there?
150mm insulation thick products are available in several types. They include:
- Mineral wool slabs or batts – These have dense fibres that trap air effectively. They offer sound control and provide inherent fire resistance. Often used in timber frames and partitions.
- Glass wool – Light and springy, designed to friction-fit between joists or studs. Easier to handle, but it relies on correct fitting.
- Rigid PIR boards – High thermal resistance for their thickness. Often preferred to achieve lower U-values within a given build-up.
- Phenolic boards – Even higher thermal performance than PIR. Often used to meet strict thermal targets.
Some systems layer thinner boards or rolls to achieve a full 150 insulation depth while reducing gaps.
Benefits of 150mm insulation
Using 150mm insulation provides:
- Lower heat loss across large surfaces.
- More stable indoor temperatures.
- Reduced heating demand over time.
- Better comfort on walls, floors, and ceilings.
FAQ
Where to buy 150mm thick insulation?
You can buy 150mm thick insulation online from Insulation Wholesale. We stock and sell multiple insulation types and brands, so you have several options.
Our team can help find the right products for your build-up. We offer clear pricing, dependable stock levels, and quick delivery, making it easier to plan work without delays.
How to cut 150mm insulation?
Cutting depends on the material:
- Mineral or glass wool: Use a long insulation knife and a straight edge.
- Rigid boards: Score the panel and snap along the score line.
Accuracy is more critical as the thickness increases. Cut mineral or glass wool slightly oversize so the insulation fits snugly without gaps.
How to fix 150mm insulation?
Fixing methods vary:
- Wool products: Friction-fit between studs or joists.
- Rigid boards: Use mechanical fixings or adhesive, and keep joints tightly closed.
- Layered systems: Stagger joints to reduce heat paths.
The rule of thumb is: keep it dry, uncompressed, and fully supported.
The insulation only performs well if correctly installed.
