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Xtratherm T&G Cavity Insulation

bauderline · 2008-04-21 09:54:43

The T&G insulation appears to be a good job, but how do I ensure the corner sections are done well ? Do we just ensure that the two parts of insulation meet neatly with no gaps between them ? Only Kingspan do the corner sections right ? best regards, peter.

21-04-2008 9:54am

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The T&G insulation appears to be a good job, but how do I ensure the corner sections are done well ? Do we just ensure that the two parts of insulation meet neatly with no gaps between them ?
Only Kingspan do the corner sections right ?

best regards, peter.

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#2 21-04-2008 7:44pm

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bauderline wrote: »

The T&G insulation appears to be a good job, but how do I ensure the corner sections are done well ? Do we just ensure that the two parts of insulation meet neatly with no gaps between them ?
Only Kingspan do the corner sections right ?

best regards, peter.

It is xtratherm that do the corner panels.By area they are more expensive than the regular panels.Each pack comes with left and right hand boards so as to stagger the joints.

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