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WHAT TYPE OF FLOOR INSULATION IS REQUIRED?

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WHAT TYPE OF FLOOR INSULATION IS REQUIRED?

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It is essential that floors which are ground bearing or suspended over an un-heated space with or without underfloor heating are properly insulated to meet the U-values requirements as stated in the Building Regulations Part L1/L2 2002. The value is currently set at 0.25 W/m 2K. The thickness of insulation required to achieve this will vary according to the type of floor, size of floor and type of insulation selected. Generally, an insulation with a high thermal resistance is preferable, to reduce the build height of the total floor construction.

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