Wood fibre insulation is a breathable insulation which provides not only fantastic thermal performance, but is also prevents summertime overheating, an aspect which is sometimes over-looked when choosing insulation. These sustainable boards are manufactured from waste wood collected from sawmills, this is a natural product containing no harmful elements.
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Boards & Insulation
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Boards & Insulation
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What are the advantages of using wood fibre insulation?
The thermal conductivity is similar to that of other types of high-performing insulation available today, but there are many other reasons why wood fibre is a great choice when insulating buildings.
Wood fibre will help to improve the air quality inside the building as well as help manage moisture, protecting the fabric of the building from mould and other issues. The breathability of wood fibre allows moisture to move within a wall or roof system and regulate it at levels which prevent it from entering the building fabric.
The properties of wood fibre insulation bring other advantages in terms of summer overheating control, moisture regulation (hygroscopicity), thermal mass, health, durability, and sustainability.
We supply both flexible and rigid wood fibre insulation boards, so whatever your requirements, please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you need any advice.
How is Wood Fibre Insulation Made?
Wood fibre is a sustainable insulation which is manufactured using waste wood which has been discarded by various sawmills. The collected waste material is then heated and pressurised to form it into wood fibre insulation boards.