THERMAFLEECE – UltraWool Insulation Roll

Thermafleece UltraWool – High Density Sheep’s Wool

Rich in British sheep’s wool – designed to give extra thermal performance where depth is limited and our highest level of acoustic performance

Thermafleece UltraWool is a high density, highly efficient insulation made from 75% British sheep’s wool and  25% recycled polyester. UltraWool is the ideal choice if you are looking for maximum thermal performance when space is at a premium. What’s more, with a density of 31 kg/m3 Thermafleece UltraWool helps provide exceptional acoustic insulation performance in wall, floor and roof systems.

Research shows that using 75% wool in combination with recycled fibres outperforms alternative products with a higher percentage of wool. Our wool rich blend ensures you get the full benefit of sheep’s wool with enhanced performance, breathability, durability and sustainability.

• Thermal Conductivity: 0.035 Wm-1K-1
  Water Absorption (@100% RH): 24% w/w
  Specific Heat Capacity: 1800 Jkg-1K-1
  Mould Resistance – CUAP 2002-01-25: Pass
  Moth/Beetle Proofing – ISO 3998: Pass
  Vapour Resistivity: 9 MN·s·g–1m–1
  BS 5803-4, Flammability & Smoulder Resistance: Pass
  EN11925-2, Reaction to Fire: Pass
  Fire Classification: EuroClass E
  Recoverability and thickness, EN 823: Pass
  Dimensional stability to EN 1604: Pass
  Can be used to achieve airborne sound reduction of Rw = 41dB
  GWP (A1-A3) inc. biogenic carbon: 0.11 kgCO2e for R1
  Recycled Content: 20%
  Recyclable: Yes

Cost Effective
Energy savings from using Thermafleece UltraWool mean it can pay for itself in a few years.

Long Lasting
Thermafleece UltraWool contains a lofting agent to maintain durability, fibre stability and structural integrity.

Sustainable
Thermafleece UltraWool can reduce CO2 emissions by many tonnes over the lifetime of use. Wool also fixes
carbon dioxide helping reduce greenhouse gas levels.

Thermafleece UltraWool can be safely and easliy torn apart, but if you need a more accurate edge then we recommend the ‘Roll and Cut’ Method

Tools Required: Sharp Scalloped Edge Knife or Insulation Saw

1. For an accurate length, take the insulation and  roll it as tightly as possible along the width. Measure where you need to cut then taking the insulation saw / knife  easily cut through. This provides a nice, neat edge and is an alternative to tearing by hand.
2. To cut the width of the slab: Roll the insulation tightly along the length and secure. Measure the required width that you need then using the knife or insulation saw begin to cut through the whole roll.