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Insulate Magazine Ecobuild 2018 Special Edition

Ecobuild 2018 special edition of Insulate Magazine, featuring Insulate exclusive articles and excellent insulation insight from Mauer, BBA, Insulation Superstore, Isover, NIA, Netsezch, 3M, IMA, Quinn, MIMA,

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further layers of weight-enhancing barrier mat,<br />

Impactalay is cost-effective and simple to install, and is<br />

suitable for timber floors as well as all other finishes –<br />

including carpets, laminate and vinyl.<br />

Walls<br />

Rockwool RWA45<br />

Acoustic Insulation Slab<br />

In the wake of the 2017 Grenfell<br />

Tower tragedy, fire safety is a topic<br />

that continues to dominate the<br />

construction industry and is a crucial<br />

consideration during the specification of insulation<br />

materials for high-rise apartment blocks. In turn,<br />

manufacturers have responded by creating innovative<br />

and potentially life-saving materials with a raft of<br />

benefits, addressing not only the issue of noise, but also<br />

fire safety, energy efficiency and occupant comfort.<br />

Alongside its high performing acoustic and thermal qualities,<br />

Rockwool’s RWA45 Acoustic Insulation Slab offers<br />

excellent fire insulation and is certified to EN 13162.<br />

Made from volcanic rock, the product range consists of<br />

resin bonded slabs, available in a variety of thicknesses<br />

and densities, making it an ideal solution for residential<br />

applications.<br />

Ceilings<br />

JCW Noise Blocker<br />

Suspended Ceiling Panels<br />

With over 454,700 people<br />

employed in the City, commercial<br />

space is now<br />

considered a hot commodity on the UK property market.<br />

Noise reduction is not only essential in a residential<br />

setting, but also within a workplace, where noise<br />

pollution or disruption can negatively impact employee<br />

productivity and business performance.<br />

To tackle this problem, the JCW Noise Blocker<br />

Suspended Ceiling Panel is designed for use in<br />

suspended ceiling grid systems to minimise room-toroom<br />

noise transfer by up to 26 decibels, and can be<br />

used in all types of industrial, retail and commercial new<br />

or retrofit developments. Noise blockers like this will also<br />

reduce vertical sound transmission between floors, and<br />

from services within the ceiling void.<br />

Suitable for most ceiling systems, noise blockers are<br />

simply placed onto the back of the ceiling tile and can be<br />

installed with the ceiling or as a retrofit.<br />

Roofs<br />

Marley Eternit<br />

Fibre Cement Roofing Sheets<br />

Popular in quirky commercial spaces<br />

such as bars and restaurants, some<br />

architects and developers are using<br />

a corrugated roof style within designs for residential<br />

properties. This product has been created for acoustic<br />

insulation for the comfort of dairy cows, by reducing<br />

the noise from weather elements. Developed by Marley<br />

Eternit, these roofing sheets are available in a range of<br />

colours and are generally painted to give a weathered<br />

look. They do not rust or rot and are made from a 100%<br />

recyclable material.<br />

Visit www.insulationsuperstore.co.uk for more<br />

information on their thermal and acoustic product<br />

solutions .<br />

Acoustics is a vital build consideration<br />

during the early planning stages for<br />

both architects and developers, to<br />

ensure a comfortable and quiet<br />

environment for occupants.<br />

www.insulatenetwork.com<br />

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