


SPACE BOARD
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- Designed for use over existing loft boards.
- Saves energy and reduces heating costs.
- Creates a warmer home in winter, cooler in summer.
- Quick and easy to cut and fit.
- Exceptional compressive strength.
| Thickness (mm) | Width x Length(mm) | Boards per pack | Area per pack (m2) | R-Value (m2K/W) | Thermal Conductivity (W/mK) |
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| 52.5 mm | 1200 x 500 | 4 | 2.4 | 1.80 | 0.029 |
This product should only be used for the advertised purpose and should not be stored near open flames or heaters
Space Board can be installed either in an empty loft or over existing chipboard.
- Provides a robust insulated storage platform
- Reduces heat loss through the roof of your home
- Saves energy and reduces heating costs
- Ideal for use in conjunction with space blanket
- Warmer home in winter, cooler in summer
- Quick and easy to cut and install

Installing Space Board in an empty loft
STEP 1- Ensure 100mm Space Blanket / Space Combi-Roll / glass mineral wool insulation is installed between ceiling joists.
STEP 2- Lay Space Board across joists in the designated storage area. Each 1200mm long Space Board should be typically supported by 3 joists.
STEP 3- Lay chipboard on top of Space Board and secure into ceiling joists with screws. Depending on the size of your loft, it may be practical to split your loft into sections implementing steps 2 and 3 accordingly.
STEP 4- Install 200mm Space Blanket or 170mm Space Combi-Roll around the designated Space Board storage area (i.e. over ceiling joists).
Installing Space Board over existing chipboard
STEP 1- Remove all stored goods and coverings from existing loft chipboards and clean thoroughly.
STEP 2- Lay Space Board over existing chipboard.
STEP 3- Lay chipboard on top of Space Board and secure into ceiling joists with screws.
STEP 4- Install 200mm Space Blanket or 170mm Space Combi-Roll around the designated Space Board storage area (i.e. over ceiling joists).
Tanks & Pipes
Fasten loft insulation all around and on top of your cold water tank to protect from freezing. Do Not insulate directly underneath the water tank. Wrap water pipes to protect from frost.
Electricals
Insulation must not be laid over electric cables. Carefully, lift electrical cables above the insulation so that they do not overheat. Ensure there are no loose or disconnected wires and re-route them if necessary. Insulation should be kept at least 75mm away from recessed light fittings and hot flues to prevent them from overheating.



