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Spray Foam Insulation


Spray foam insulation is widely recognised as the most effective insulation material in reducing heat loss and creating an airtight envelope.

Spray foam insulation is created when 2 components, isocyanate and polyol resin combine in an exothermic reaction to create an expanding foam.

After extensive research and testing we have built up a range of products suitable for any insulation need.

The NSAI has conducted rigorous test to make sure our foams performs to the manufactures specification and is tested in Irish climatic conditions.

We provide foam cavity wall insulation which is NSAI certified which provides unrivalled airtightness and value for money.

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Attic Insulation


Open cell spray foam insulation is the most cost effective way to eliminate heat loss from your attic saving you up to 50% on your heating bills.

Its important to remember that all timbers need to breathe, so there need to be an air gap maintained between foam and felt to allow the escaping water vapour to meet the outside air.

Open cell spray foam is designed to allow the water vapour to escape while maintaining a continuous airtight seal.

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Commercial Insulation


Agricultural, Shed, Commercial or Industrial

Closed cell foam insulation is widely recognised as the premier insulation material for all metal, asbestos, wooden or concrete surfaces.

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Cavity Wall Foam Insulation


The Phono Spray I-905, S-904 and S-907 systems are thermo-acoustic polyurethane systems with two polyol and isocyanate components. The system is cast via injection or spray "on-site," with rigid, open-cell foam that is low or medium density, with good acoustic absorption properties.

Applying these systems in a given construction solution improves the global sound insulation of said solution.

These systems do not contain foaming agents that harm the ozone layer..

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