Home / Products / Ultra-E Insulation

Ultra-E Insulation

Ultra-E Insulation is 11mm and the thickest version of our reflective insulation. Ultra-E™ will provide a considerable thermal break and the added thickness greatly reduces noise transmission, while our pure aluminium facings still reflect up to 97% of radiant heat. Ultra-E™ is utilised in the manufacturing industry in the production of Cars, Boats, Motorhomes, Military Vehicles, Fridges, Freezer, Doors and much more.

Request A Sample

Ultra-E VCL™

Ultra_E_Insulation_L4EUET_CLOSE_UP_(Cut_Out)

Ultra-E Insulation VCL has trimmed edges and can be butted together if taped both sides, or overlapped by 75mm and taped one side, in order to maintain a complete Vapour Control Layer.

VCL – Is a Vapour Control Layer (VCL). Moisture Vapour Transmission Rate (MVTR) > 2000 MNs/g.

VIEW PRODUCT

How Does Low-E Work?

Low-E Reflective Insulation is a very simple, very effective material that is also easy to work with, made from recycled material, safe to handle, has no …

How Is Low-E Made?

Reflective foil insulation is a simple idea; use a layer of aluminium to reflect heat back to the heat source. So why do so many companies get it wrong?

How Does Low-E Compare?

Foil insulation is a very simple idea; use pure aluminium to reflect heat back to the heat source. So why do so many companies get it wrong?

Want to learn more about Low-E Insulation?

Visit Our Blog

Browse Some Applications

Low-E Reflective Insulation can be used in virtually any application where environmental control is required.

Solid Floor (Over Screed)

Older properties with solid floors can be difficult to upgrade. Low-E Insulation offers a very cost-effective alternative.

Loft Insulation

Looking to upgrade your loft insulation, but don’t want to lose space in the attic?

Pitched Roofs

Quick, clean and very easy to install you can use Low-E Insulation EZY Seal (vapour barrier) on to the internal side, or Low-E Insulation PERF (breathable) on the exterior side of any type of pitched roof.

Flat Roofs

Installing Low-E Insulation below the roof can reduce the amount of insulation required between the joists, where space may be limited, and can stops draughts coming into the building itself.

Timber Frame

Low-E Insulation will increase the performance of your timber frame in less space than anything else on the market.

Cavity Walls

Installing Low-E Insulation will increase the thermal performance of your cavity wall without occupying lots of precious internal floor space.