Door soundproofing and insulation
See how draught excluders, weather strips and door sweeps can be fitted (or retrofitted) to doors in order to help improve the energy efficiency...
Floor insulation performance
A properly insulated floor can help lower your heating and cooling bills, and reduce unwanted noise from wooden floorboards.
Having proper insulation within your floors...
Thermal performance of walls
Walls can absorb a tremendous amount of heat. This can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on where you live.
Walls play...
Soundproofing and wall insulation
Creating a comfortable and private living environment is a priority for many homeowners. Effective soundproofing and insulation play a crucial role in achieving this goal. Whether you're building a new home or renovating an existing one, understanding how to manage heat and sound can significantly enhance your living experience.
Thermal mass and wall insulation
Walls can play a big part in how energy efficient a house is - particularly in terms of how much heat they absorb and...
Asbestos and asbestos sheeting
Asbestos, which was used for many years as an insulation material, can pose a serious risk to anyone renovating a home. Find out more...
How to improve insulation in walls
Insulation in walls can make a huge difference to the comfort of your home. Find out how to improve your wall insulation.
Insulation can improve...
Bathtub insulation
Insulation can make a big difference to how long your bathtub is able to retain its heat, and as a result, might also significantly...
Insulation and climate control
Artificially cooling an area depends heavily on how well you can keep heat out of it. Good insulation is vital to ensuring that your...
Low-e glass
If you're renovating or building and want to improve your home's energy efficiency, Low-E glass is worth considering. Short for low-emissivity glass, this high-performance glazing helps regulate indoor temperatures, reduces energy bills and boosts comfort—all without sacrificing natural light.