Insulated rendering systems General Principles of Thermal Insulation

All thermal insulation materials work on a single basic principle: heat moves from warmer to colder areas.

Therefore, on cold days, heat from inside a building seeks to get outside. And on warmer days, the heat from outside the building seeks to get inside

The external appearance of a building is truly an important aspect, especially to its residents. Increasingly, with the rapid depletion of the world’s energy resources, high profile environmental issues such as climate change, are beginning to take precedence over aesthetic preferences Stringent legislation demands that the thermal performance of any building is strictly governed.

External Wall Insulation was introduced to Britain in the 1960’s, yet it would be fair to say that it has taken time to establish itself. However, over the last ten years, the Decent Homes Standards and Part ‘L’ of the Building Regulations have significantly increased insulation standards and the demand for more innovative solutions for renovating properties, increasing thermal performance and reducing carbon emissions.

The system involves the mechanical and/or adhesive fixing of insulation boards to the outside of a building, which is then covered with a mesh reinforcement, a base coat and a final decorative finish. This layered method encases the property and helps prevent heat from escaping unnecessarily from the property.

INSULATED RENDER SYSTEMS: Are a cost effective alternative to demolition & rebuild Reduce unnecessary heat loss & CO² emissions Reduce condensation Protect and prolong the external fabric of a building Offer high impact resistance Offer superb weather resistance Low maintenance Do not reduce footprint of a property Have a 30 year life expectancy Have a positive effect on the environment

Prior to installing the thermal boards all beading and trims are installed

Thermal insulation boards are now fixed to the building

For fixing insulation to Concrete & Masonry Hammerset fixing (The nylon nail help prevent thermal bridging, reducing energy loss from the dwelling).

Alkali Resistant Fibre Mesh is an ideal reinforcement for render, particularly where the adhesion of the render may be suspect or where cracking is evident.

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Tyrolean Render Tyrolean is a cementations cement based render incorporating silicone technology. Applied using a hand operated or open-hopper spraying machine, the unique ‘honeycomb’ texture is built up using several strokes from different angles until a finished thickness of 4mm – 6mm is achieved.