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Timber frame wall lining

Use Celotex TB4000 and Celotex GA4000 high performance thermal insulation in timber frame wall applications to minimise insulation thickness and give the following benefits:

  • Offers the thinnest solution available 
  • Provides reliable long term energy savings for buildings 
  • Low emissivity foil facers give improved thermal insulation with cavity air spaces 
  • Reduces thermal bridges through studs and rails, when used in a two-layer system
  • Provides cavity for services

For full and detailed product and application information, please download the Timber Frame Wall Lining application datasheet.

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