Thermal insulation material PIR foam insulation polyisocyanurate rigid foam insulation board with aluminum foil

Thermal insulation material PIR foam insulation polyisocyanurate rigid foam insulation board with aluminum foil 

Polyisocyanurate (PIR) is one of the most efficient insulation material used in construction. This product is an improvement of previously used PUR boards (polyurethane), typically produced as a foam and used as rigid thermal insulation. This type of insulation offer many advantages when compared with other traditional insulating materials, and over its useful life will save 80 times more energy than was used to make it. Most popular type of PIR insulation board comprises a rigid PIR insulation core sandwiched between two high performance aluminium foil facings to create a tough, durable, light weight insulation board that performs whilst reducing the overall cost to build.

Type of products

Foil faced PIR boards

Cavity PIR boards (partial fill and full fill)

Mineral coated glass faced or bonded to plywood  PIR boards (flat roof)

Floor, walls and roof insulation

Applications for PIR foam panels

PIR foam panels can be used in a wide range of applications. These include:

Beam and block floors

Upgrading concrete slab floors

Between rafters

Between and under joists

Balconies and terraces

Timber frame wall lining

Timber frame walls sheathing

Suspended timber floors

Steel stud frame walls

Single timber frame wall lining

Rain-screen cladding

Pitched roof sarking

Concrete slab floors

Loft and attic insulation

Garage conversions