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Insulation
Insulated Cladding
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Double skin with fibreglass insulation
Liner panel separated from outer sheet by galvanised
steel spacer system. Insulated with glass fibre or mineral wool where fire
resistance is needed.
60mm fibreglass U value = 0.6 W/mēK
83mm
fibreglass U value = 0.45 W/mēK
100mm
fibreglass U value = 0.35 W/mēK
160mm
fibreglass U value = 0.25 W/mēK |
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Laminated fibre glass quilt insulation
with decorative facing
Fibreglass insulation quilt with a white reinforced foil or a PVC skin
laminated to under face, which forms the internal lining to the building. A
cost effective choice for insulating storage buildings. |
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Composite sandwich panel
The outer profiled sheet is normally galvanised steel
substrate, colour coated with Plastisol, PvF2, polyester or self
galvanised finish as required. The insulation core is an integral closed
cellular rigid CFC free isocyanurate or urethane foam with an average
density of 35 kg/mģ. The inner embossed and ribbed lining sheet is normally
0.4mm thick galvanised steel substrate which may be finished with an
off-white colour coat if required. Other insulation options are available.
Many types are not approved by
insurers and many types do not give fire resistance. Please ask for advice. |
We advise you stop the wall cladding 2.1m from the floor.

Heating and Air Conditioning
On large open buildings such as hangars it is a bad idea
to try and heat / cool the air volume. Use focused radiant heaters, mobile local
heaters or coolers and ducted fans from the roof space. Ask for more details.

Ventilation
We can advise on ventilation
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