Loft Insulation Installation Cover

Barn Conversion Insulation

Restrictions on head height and maintaining the building character are extremely import design objectives when completing a Barn Conversion. Low-E can be installed in fully exposed and partially exposed rafter build ups.

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Reasons our customers use Low-E Barn Conversion Insulation

Increases Thermal Performance
Stops Draughts
Resistant to Insects, Birds and Bats
Occupies Less Space
Won't Absorb Moisture

Installing Barn Conversion Insulation

Barn Conversion Insulation Options

Installing Barn Conversion Insulation

 Low-E Insulation can be installed externally above the rafters, or internally below the rafters. It is resistant to insects, fungus and the nesting of bats and birds. Low-E will reduce draughts, uncontrolled air-movement and provide moisture protection all in one. It’s thin profile makes it one of the most efficient insulation materials you can use in barn conversion projects.

Loft Roofing Insulation

Barn Conversion Insulation Options

Low-e barn conversion insulation is ideal for insulating your barn and is the perfect choice for an easy installation. If you are considering insulating your barn conversion please read through the below guides for the type of barn you may have. 

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Barn Conversions - Partially Exposed Rafter
Restrictions on roof heights can often mean it is not possible to maintain fully exposed rafters internally. In this example, Low-E® EZY has been installed over the top of the rafters and draped into the rafter cavity. A secondary insulation is then installed over the top of the rafters and the finished ceiling is then fitted between the rafters with the use of small timber battens.
Barn Conversions – Fully Exposed Rafter
Restrictions on roof heights can often mean it is not possible to maintain fully exposed rafters internally. In this example, Low-E® EZY has been installed over the top of the rafters and draped into the rafter cavity. A secondary insulation is then installed over the top of the rafters and the finished ceiling is then fitted between the rafters with the use of small timber battens.