Here, using some simple 3D models we explain how to install wood fibre insulation into roof structures, both from above and below. This guide is for slated/tiled roofs with a pitch of more than 20 degrees or metal sheet/standing seam roofs with a pitch of over 10 degrees.

In this article we show the fixing patterns we’d suggest for the various boards we supply for internal wall insulation.

Insulating the plinth area is vital to prevent heat loss through the bottom of your walls causing condensation and mould growth on the inner face of the walls. In this guide we show how to install the plinth insulation to your wall.

Here we run through the steps to create an airtight, well insulated loft space using wood fibre insulation that you can still use for storage.

It isn’t always possible to find installers who are able or comfortable with installing lime plasters over wood fibre internal wall insulation, which can be a barrier to use. Using the below steps, we guide you through installing a plasterboard finished internal wall insulation build up to reduce the amount of ‘wet’ work involved with internally insulating.

Using some simple 3d models, we show how to build up an insulated, heated solid floor without using any concrete. Using Foamglas aggregate and the Lithotherm underfloor heating system we show the layers involved in this quick to install, completely dry, build-up.

Here, using some simple SketchUp models, we look at how to correctly detail our internal wall insulation systems , focussing on window openings (which also applies to door openings) so that you can be sure you will not have moisture or condensation penetrating and causing issues or damage.

Here, using some simple 3d models, we look at how to correctly detail the membranes and wood fibre insulation in your suspended floor so that you can be sure you will not get moisture or air leakage causing issues or damage.

Here, using some simple 3D models, we look at how to correctly detail our wood fibre external wall insulation systems around window openings (which also applies to door openings) so that you can be sure you will not get wind-driven rain penetrating and causing issues or damage.

Here, using some simple 3D models, we look at how to correctly detail our rendered wood fibre external wall insulation systems around window openings (which also applies to door openings) so that you can be sure you will not get wind-driven rain penetrating and causing issues or damage.