Cavity Walls and Timber Framed Walls
Cavity walls and timber framed walls with Metropolitan Insulation.
Metropolitan Insulation Services’s cavity wall stabilisation and insulation system may be used in masonry walls up to 10 metres in height.
It provides and effective method of restoring stability and minimising the thermal transfer within existing cavity walls or timber framed walls where conventional wall ties have worn.
In new cavity walls and timber-framed walls, it offers superior thermal performance, reducing heat loss and a fast ‘pay back’.
Capital’s spray foam insulation is installed to British Board of Agreement Certificate [97/3246] and meets all current Building Regulations.
In cavity walls and timber-framed walls, our insulation prevents unwanted air leakage and assists in meeting air pressure tests.
The foam seals all crevices with no gaps, shrinkage or slipping – the most effective and efficient cavity insulation material on the market.
Metropolitan Insulation Services has over 15 years experience as specialists in its sector and a reputation for quality, professionalism, value and service. We have wide experience in insulating cavity walls and timber framed walls alike.
- Twice the insulation value of glass fibre
- Expands to seal all gaps and provides its own vapour control layer
- Offers strength and sound-insulation and cuts out unwanted air leakage
- Complete design and installation service available
- All materials manufactured to ISO 9002
- 10 – 25 year guarantees
- Additional insurance bonded guarantees
Though lightweight (2 kg per m2 at 25 mm) our sprayed polyurethane foam is very rigid and enhances durability to any structure.
From an insulation point of view it is the most efficient, commercial insulator available. Not only offering fast 'pay back', it dramatically reduces heat loss.
Metropolitan Insulation Services has British Standards materials, comprehensive guarantees, public liability insurance and we do NOT sub-contract.
Please contact us for more information regarding insulation for cavity walls and timber framed walls now.