INSULATION 51 ThermoFoam offer spray foams with three keys options
carefully nurtured and enhanced to provide maximum peace of mind for the applicator and end user with the key enhancements including: Fire Resistant Technology, Eco Friendly Content along with Enhanced Yields.
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WE OFFER OUR SPRAY FOAMS WITH THREE KEYS OPTIONS: • NexSeal – A high-lift closed cell, producing yields of up to 20 per cent more than many other spray foam products coupled with enhanced fire retardents.
• SucraSeal – A patented open cell formulation containing Sucrose which helps to offer additional fire protect not experienced with many other open cell foams.
• EasySeal – Our standard open cell formula- tion, offering enhanced yields and VOC/HFC free blowing agents to help make this a truly eco-friendly foam. For those who are looking for spray foam
insulation as a solution for a home retrofit or a construction project, our team at ThermoFoam UK are able to offer full support,
hermoFoam UK are exclusive UK & EU distributors for SES Foam LLC, based in the USA. Our products have been
product specification, U-Value and Condensation Risk calculations. If you are a spray foam installer looking to try a new product, our company can offer full support from sales and marketing to technical
advice and help. Contact us today to learn more about us!
01208 78027
www.thermofoam.co.uk
NexSeal – A high-lift closed cell, producing yields of up to 20% more than many other spray foam products coupled with en- hanced fire retardents.
SucraSeal – A patented open cell formulation containing Sucrose which helps to offer additional fire protect not experienced with many other open cell foams.
Telephone: 01208 78027
EasySeal – Our standard open cell formulation, offering enhanced yields and VOC/HFC free blowing agents to help make this a truly eco-friendly foam.
Email:
info@thermoprotect.co.uk Website:
www.thermofoam.co.uk WWW.HBDONLINE.CO.UK
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