Tri Iso Super 9 - Heat Insulation and Thermal Reduction System

Tri-iso super 9 is a very reductive heat insulator, excellent for domestic application.

The Product is easy to install and works very effectively. You can buy the product in rolls of 10m2 or 20m2.

Because of the way Tri-iso super 9 is installed it means that the product is able to: Stop the cold in winter and reflect the heat of rooms back inside.
Reflect solar radiation back outside in Summer, thereby preventing overheating of attic rooms.
BENEFITS
Seals roof against wind and damp, whilst retaining ventilation.
Retains more warmth in winter.
Prevents lofts overheating in summer.
Saves valuable living space.
Beams and rafters may be left exposed.

SANDWICH COMPRESSION CHARACTERISTICS
14 alternating layers.
2 tear-resistant reinforced reflective films.
2 layers of soft, flexible wadding.
6 layers of closed cell foam.
4 internal reflective films.
Characteristics
Uncompressed thickness: 25mm

Equivalent to 200mm of traditional thick insulation.

Acoustic reduction:
RW:61 db
Fume classification:F1
(NF 16-101).

Roll size: 1.58m x 6.33m long = 10m2

Weight: 7kg

Roll size: 1,58 x 12.66m long = 20m2

Weight: 14kg

Applications
Over/Under rafter.
Loft conversions.
Unconverted lofts/wWalls

The product can be used for wall insulation, roof insulation, and floor insulation.
Roof
For roof use you can use either under rafter or over; depending on
your particular circumstances wall Tri-iso super 9 can also be used for wall insulation.

There are two types of installation for roof application: Under Rafter & Over Rafter. Over Rafter application involves rolling out the thermal insulation martial vertically from top to bottom of the roof. And then staple to the joists every 50cm. You then need to ensure that the overlay widths are overlaped by 5cm to 10cm. Then cover the joists with jointing tape. Fix the cross battens, breathable roof underlay, counter battens and tile battens before attaching final covering.



Under Rafter application involves rolling out the thermal insulation martial vertically from top to bottom as with the over rafter. Then staple to the joist every 50cm on the underside of the rafter, Then ensure that the overlap is between 5cm to 10cm and then tape the joints. At the bottom of the roof pitch , staple the insulation directly onto the timber wall plate.

For plasterboard lining nail cross battens to the rafters through the insulation and then attach the plasterboard.

Wall installation is similar to roof application. You will need to batten the wall with a minimum batten that will allow a 20mm air gap. The battens will need as an example could be paced 600 centers apart. Then unroll the heat insulation martial from top to bottom of the wall. Staple the insulation product at 50cm intervals on the battens. The overlap required is between 5cm and 10cm and needs to be taped as well for maximum insulation results. To apply plasterboard you will need nail across the battens through the insulation martial to another layer of battens and then attach the plaster board.

Floor application requires a batten frame to be built. This is needed as the product requires a 20mm air gap. This is an important factor so to ensure any heat exchange is made through radiation.

Then staple the insulation product using corrosive resistant staples at 50cm intervals onto the battens & make sure the overlap is between 5cm and 10cm and taped. Then attach the 2nd layer of battens directly above the 1st layer of battens. Then attach the flooring.