
There are three main types of insulation: glasswool and stonewool (which are sometimes referred to as mineral wool) as well as foam.
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Glasswool (Mineral Wool) |
| The world’s most popular and widely used energy saving insulation, it’s highly sustainable. Easy to install in walls and lofts it’s the most cost effective insulation solution available on the market – it also contains recycled glass making it even better for the environment. |
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Stonewool (Mineral Wool) |
| Although it’s not quite as good as glasswool when it comes to controlling indoor temperature, it is ideal when you need to be able to put weight on top of the insulation, for instance underneath a floor, or in the walls of a tall building. |
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Foam |
| Usually available as rigid boards, it is easy to cut and shape. This is the most suitable for use under floors, but can also be used in walls and roofs if it is not essential to control noise and fire resistance. |
