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Celotex insulation boards score impressive thermal performance without losing efficiency through the years. Its sturdiness and unbending qualities mean it will keep spreading energy savings for a long time after installation. It is a thick PIR insulation that is easy to cut and fit between rafters & joists, allowing to reduce the U-Value beyond what was possible to achieve with only one sheet of insulation.
Celotex XR4150 is a PIR insulation board manufactured under high supervision with zero ozone depletion potential and low global warming potential blowing agents. Like all Celotex products, a great deal of care was put into meeting BRE Global Green Guide standards, hence contributing to lower harmful emissions caused by everyday running of most commercial or domestic space.
Key Features
Celotex insulation boards should always be stored in a dry place, ideally on timber or palettes facing down to prevent damage to the boards. For more information on how to store your Celotex GA4100 please contact a member of our team.
The Celotex XR4000 range is certified by the BBA, certificate numbers 17/5405 and 16/5352 and has received an A+ rating accreditation from the BRE Global Green Guide.
What is the thermal conductivity of Celotex XR4000 insulation? The thermal conductivity of Celotex XR4000 insulation is 0.022 W/m.K.
In which applications can Celotex XR4000 insulation be used? Celotex XR4000 insulation can be used in roof, wall, and floor applications.
Is the Celotex XR4000 insulation board BBA certified? Yes, the Celotex XR4000 insulation board is BBA certified.
What is the BRE Green Guide Rating for Celotex XR4000? The Celotex XR4000 achieves a BRE Green Guide Rating of A.
Can Celotex XR4000 be used in buildings over 18 meters in height in England and Wales or 11 meters in height in Scotland? No, Celotex XR4000 should not be used in the external walls of buildings over 18 meters in height (England and Wales) or 11 meters in height (Scotland). Recent changes to Building Regulations state that only non-combustible insulation or insulation of limited combustibility can be used in buildings of that height.
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