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While insulation often takes centre stage when the weather turns cold and heating bills rise, at Natural Insulations, we believe in year-round comfort and sustainability. Don't wait for winter; insulate your property to enjoy benefits that extend through all seasons. Our natural and recycled insulation solutions not only keep your house warm in winter but also cool in the summer, all while helping you save on energy costs.
Discover the difference that our range of natural and recycled insulation can make for your home. Explore our eco-friendly options designed to enhance comfort, promote energy efficiency, and contribute to a greener future.
At Natural Insulations, we don't just provide insulation; we offer a commitment to a more sustainable and comfortable living experience and that is why we offer:
Thermafleece British sheep’s wool insulation. Thermafleece uses the wool from sheep that are bred on the hills, fells and mountains of Britain. The sheep need to be hardy to thrive in this difficult environment meaning they need coarse bulky wool fleeces. Their wool isn’t suitable for clothing because it’s too coarse, it’s also too dark to dye so it can’t be used in carpets either. But it’s ideal for insulation, providing a natural, breathable, none itch, sustainable insulation ensuring durability and warmth in the harshest of weather.
Our Thermafleece British Sheeps wool house insulation is a rich wool blend of 75% wool in combination with recycled polyester fibres which ensures you get the full benefit of sheep’s wool with enhanced performance, durability and sustainability. Research shows that Thermafleece outperforms alternative products with a higher percentage of wool
Thermafleece sheep’s wool insulation can be used in Roofs, Walls, Lofts and Floors and supplied in different sizes and densities to suit your performance needs. The insulation uses only British Wool and is Manufactured in Yorkshire.
SupaSoft Insulation is made from recycled plastic bottles using the same technology as duvets and pillows taking waste plastic bottles and turning them into a soft, warm and kind insulation. It doesn’t itch or contain any harmful chemicals.
Good for your home, your family and the environment. Installing just one pack of SupaSoft in your loft takes 800 plastic bottles out of circulation. Insulating with SupaSoft throughout the loft of an average sized house therefore means that approximately 10,000 bottles will never touch landfill.
Thermafleece NatraHemp - medium density hemp insulation for walls and roofs which is rich in hemp fibres. NatraHemp contains 60% hemp, 30% recycled polyester and 10% polyester binder with a high recycled content and is a safe, efficient and durable alternative insulation when plant fibre is the preferred choice.
Thermofloc Loose Fill. A non-bonded cellulose insulation made from recycled newspaper combined with a mineral fire retardant. Available in 12kg bags the material is simply broken up into a light fluffy consistency and spread evenly to achieve the desired thickness
Steico wood fibre insulation Made from forest thinnings and saw mill residues Steicoflex is a higher density flexible insulation with good acoustic properties whilst Steico Protect DRY is an internal plaster carrying board for direct fixing to timber frames without the need for a supporting backer board
Join us in making your home a haven of warmth and energy efficiency.
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Our products are suitable for insulating walls, floors, roofs and lofts.
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Before suspended ground floor were introduced in the early 18th century, it was common practice for boards to be placed directly onto the ground, which often led to issues with rot and dampness.
The design of a suspended timber floor structure positioned over this compacted earth with an air space between allowed for the free movement of air. This ensured that the timbers remained dry and free from rot. This void underneath the suspended floor was ventilated via airbricks or other types of … [Read More...]
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