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option 1bubblewrap
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Im curently using this stuck to the insides of my panels,

option 2 foil covered foam
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Was thinkign of using this any pros/cons?
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second picture looks like celotex?? its all right I deliver it can be dusty thow so seal joins with tape its probably the best insultation you can get. But its expensive.
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i just bought a 7m roll of the option 1 today from focus £24.99 works a treat easy to cut to shape. :ok

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Have just bought a coupe of rolls of Foil covered polystyrene from B&Q - anyone have any thoughts on how good this stuff is?...

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.j ... earch=true

the picture is rubbish - it's around 5mm thick..
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problem with polistyreene is its very flamable and gives off toxic fumes. The celotex if your near cardiff try 'A&A insulation, Spar depot, Llantrisant just off j34 they are about a3rd of the price as it is repaired reject stock and cash probably works very well!!
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http://www.screwfix.com/prods/76477/Bui ... 400mm-x-5m" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hope your foam backed insulation is fire-proof?
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Celotex and kingspan andecotherm are, Govt standard thats why its so dear
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Celotex high performance polyisocyanurate (PIR) boards offer an unrivalled range of thicknesses from 12mm - 200mm , walls, cavityies, and floors ... along with a Class O fire rated product range for when project specifications demand enhanced fire performance :ok
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gti mad man do you work in the construction industry or sell it??
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nope googled it hehe but my best mate works in wickes who sell it:P
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I deliver it (or used to think we lost the contract) for van use I d see if they ve got any damaged boards as you dont need an 8x4 in a van. Try Sheffield insulation theres a discount battle going on
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Westy.Club.Joker wrote:http://www.screwfix.com/prods/76477/Bui ... 400mm-x-5m

Hope your foam backed insulation is fire-proof?


What's the issue of it being fireproof? if the van catches fire I wont be in there :lol: I understand about fires whilst your asleep etc but don't forget that inside nearly all vans there is a lot of flammable materials (like all your cushions that are gagging to give of toxic fumes and all the timber and carpet) and there also a bomb in waiting called the fuel tank.....

I only bought 2 rolls and at 6 quid each I haven't lost very much...

Lastly - what methods are people using to stick/bond whatever insulation they use to the panels?



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