New Build
Intermediate Floors
“An innovative solution for modern buildings”
It is unrealistic to expect a single product to address all of the problems posed by modern buildings. However, by using Low-E® Insulation as part of a combination system you can meet high R-value requirements, address vapor control and stop drafting and air leakage into and out of your building. Low-E® Insulation can be used alongside traditional insulations to increase thermal performance and reduce life-cycle running costs, by tackling issues which have been previously unaddressed by bulkier insulation products.
Intermediate Floors
You’ve heard of Low E glass? Make Low- E® Insulation part of your next project and see why it’s fast becoming the world’s favourite brand of Reflective Insulation. Installing Low-E above or below an intermediate floor is a very effective method for reducing draughts and creating a warmer room while still maintaining ventilation and moisture control below the floor
- Quicker and easier to Install
- Occupies less space
- No layer, no dragging on screws
- Reduces condensation risk
- Stops draughts
Intermediate Floor – Over Joist
Low-E® can be used to upgrade Intermediate or suspended floors and reduce the depth of joists. In this example, Low-E has been installed over the top of the joists and allowed to sag between the joists to create an airspace. Installing Low-E in this application can stop draughts coming up through the floor and create a warmer room while still allowing ventilation to be maintained below the floor.
This is also suitable for use with suspended radiant heating systems.
