Natural Fibre Roof Insulation

Cotton is a natural and renewable resource which makes the plant one of the greenest insulation products on the planet.

Natural fibre roof insulation.

Cotton insulation is similar to fiberglass insulation in several ways. Single ply roof insulation single ply roof systems can provide an easy to install seamless roof assembly. Our comprehensive range of natural insulations include thermafleece sheep s wool insulation thermafleece natrahemp a plant fibre based hemp insulation steico wood fibre insulation as well as thermofloc loose fill insulation made from recycled newspapers and supasoft insulation made from recycled plastic bottles. The most common insulation materials are fiberglass cellulose and foam.

Natural loft insulation doesn t contain any harmful fibres that come loose during installation so there s no need to wear protective clothing or a face mask. The type of insulation you need depends on which type is currently installed and the required r value. Insulation types include loose fill batts rolls foam board spray board and vapor barriers. Natural formaldehyde free materials make eco friendly insulation products the best choice for a green and healthy home.

Sheep wool insulation certainly has some attractive benefits. Unlike fiberglass insulation materials like wool and cotton are safe to handle and cause no irritation to the skin or respiratory tract. For one thing it can be rolled into batts. Insulation made from sheep s wool or hemp fibres provides excellent thermal insulation as well as natural acoustic insulation whilst utilising a soft gentler approach than some other insulation materials.

Natural insulations delivering quality sustainable and natural insulations for over 20 years. Wool insulation generally has a slightly higher r value rating than glasswool or rockwool batts of similar thicknesses. At first thought it appears to be a sustainable option. Etics external thermal insulation compound system made from natural wood fibre.

Natural fibre insulation products can often be used as replacements for mineral or petrochemical based insulation. Well some of that material actually gets recycled into insulation. Natural fibre or fiber insulation covers a variety of insulation products that are derived from natural organic materials such as wood fibre cellulose wool hemp cotton and flax. It also retains its r value over a longer period of time than fibreglass or rock wool batts.

Wool has been used as a heat insulator since sheep were invented and is one of the most effective natural insulators around.