Steico Therm Woodfibre Internal Insulation Board - 1350 x 600 x 20mm

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STEICO-THERM-20

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Compatible with masonry, brick, and solid wall applications, this Steico Therm Woodfibre Internal Insulation Board is crafted from natural wood fibres. It has a lighter side and a darker side: the light side has been machine sanded in the factory and is the plaster-carrying fa... Read More

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Description

Both easy and quick to fix, this board is high in compression strength and offers superior insulating properties through summer and winter. It is also water vapour open so that water vapour can pass through it. This aids in regulating indoor climates. When houses are built with lime mortar, this can be an important factor when deciding on insulation materials.

Features & Benefits: Steico Therm Woodfibre Internal Insulation Board - 1350 x 600 x 20mm

High compression strength
Water vapour open without damage
Kind to the environment and recyclable
Accredited heat insulation material with excellent insulation qualities
High heat protection in summer months
Aids in the regulation of indoor climates

Specification

Dimensions

Length 1350mm Width 600mm

Details

Thickness 20mm Thermal Conductivity 0.038 W/mK Edging Square Edge Application Walls

Material Wood Fibre Range Therm Board Size 600mm x 1350mm

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Questions & Answers

Question:

Hi. How do in join two boards that butt against each other?

Answer:

I would suggest getting in touch with the manufacturer for this answer. (steico)

Question:

What adhesive would you use to fix to bare stone?

Answer:

For something like this, adhesive wouldn't be recommended for fixing this product to a stone wall at all.

My suppliers for this product in particular recommend the use of Mechanical Fixings (Screws) to be used, as they are secure enough to keep the boards in place safely.

Question:

Can I use this in place of Chipboard etc for boarding my loft? Is it strong enough to take a person's weight?

Answer:

I would not recommend the use of these to take weight in any form, I would still recommend them to go between the joists, and still board over the top of the joists with Ply. These Steico Therm boards are not designed to be load bearing.