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Kingspan Tw50 60mm - what is the closest quinn product to that?

LowOdour · 2010-08-04 15:09:35

As the title says,which quinn board is closest to tw50 in terms of u-value. I have kingspan in most of cavity, but i might be stuck and have to use some kind of quinn product to finish off the house. would prefer not to have to mix products but i may have no choice.

04-08-2010 3:09pm

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As the title says,which quinn board is closest to tw50 in terms of u-value. I have kingspan in most of cavity, but i might be stuck and have to use some kind of quinn product to finish off the house.
would prefer not to have to mix products but i may have no choice.

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#2 04-08-2010 3:23pm

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Their standard QuinnTherm partial fill cavity wall board has the same thermal conductivity so in the same thickness it should have the same performance.

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#3 06-08-2010 8:27pm

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Hi Low

Out of interest, how have you dealt with Thermal Looping?

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