A conservatory floor is an important construction element and incorporating insulation is vital. All year round use of the conservatory will be enhanced by installing Styrofloor.
Styrofloor should be installed on a dry concrete or beam and block base without a screed. Styrofloor is a floating floor and expansion gaps must be provided around the perimeter. Floor coverings such as tiles, carpet and laminate flooring are all compatible with Styrofloor.
The conversion of garages into a living space is a growing trend. Transforming the garage floor is made simple by the use of Styrofloor. One simple operation to fit insulation and a floor surface. Just apply your chosen floor covering for a final finish.
Styrofloor can be laid over joists to improve energy saving in the loft space. It also provides a surface suitable for storage and foot traffic.
The design of floor systems to achieve Part L of the Building Regulations is easily achieved when specifying Styrofloor. A range of standard boards are available for delivery to mainland UK. Depending on the method of floor construction there is a corresponding thickness of Styrofloor to achieve a U-Value of 0.22 W/m2K.
Styrofloor is suitable for use when upgrading/renovating an existing floor. If the floor is sound and dry Styrofloor can be laid directly over the existing structure. If the floor is damp then it is appropriate to install a polythene layer before the application of Styrofloor.
A simple and easily installed solution to providing insulation in a range of floor constructions
A simple and easily installed solution to providing insulation in a range of Roof constructions
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