FINANCE & INSURANCE; INSULATION 43 Classic style meets modern innovation


A new build home has embraced a ‘best of both worlds’ philosophy by combining traditional aesthetics with the exceptional fabric performance provided by the Kingspan TEK Building System. Constructed with innovative Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) from the Kingspan TEK Building


System, the house enjoys excellent thermal performance, making it both comfortable and efficient. Kingspan TEK Building System panels comprise a highly insulated core sandwiched between two layers of Oriented Strand Board type 3 (OSB/3) and can deliver U-values as low as 0.17 W/m2


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without the need for additional insulated liners, providing exceptional out-of-the-box fabric performance for this new home.


01544 387 384 www.kingspantek.co.uk Listed townhouse insulated with Spacetherm®


The heat efficiency of a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse in the historic city of Bath is set to be dramatically improved as a result of the introduction of Spacetherm® Multi insulation. The challenge of dealing with heating inefficiencies, major heat loss and high heating costs are a common


problem with many listed buildings and solid wall dwellings. Spacetherm Multi, from A. Proctor Group, is a high-performance laminate specifically designed to be laid directly onto existing floors & walls. The use of Spacetherm Multi has virtually no negative impact on floor space, making it ideal for refurbishment projects where space is at a premium.


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