Structure

Glass wool is made from fibreglass, and is available either as rolls of insulation, or as batts or blanketing. Glass wool is relatively inexpensive,...

Cellulose insulation is made from plant fibres, and is used to insulate wall and roof cavities. Cellulose insulation does an excellent job of controlling...

Windows are responsible for most of the natural heat loss or heat gain in most homes. Find out how to effectively insulate your home's...

Not all doors are created equal - some will allow lots heat in or out of your home through the body of the door,...

Find out how effective under-floor insulation and concrete slab insulation is for conserving energy and keeping your home cool or warm.    Adding insulation to...

Thermal insulation is particularly important for walls too. How well your walls are insulated can make a serious difference to how hot your house...

Your roof is extremely important when it comes to insulation. Not only does the sun beat down on it all day, but it also...

Acoustic underlays sit underneath floor coverings to prevent sound from being carried through to the floor below. They also help to reduce heat transmission,...

When you're planning a renovation or extension and want serious performance in soundproofing, fire safety and thermal control, double brick walls—or a more advanced room-within-a-room (RWAR) system—can make a big difference.

Plasterboard walls are a staple in Australian homes, offering a versatile, cost-effective, and efficient solution for creating internal partitions. Whether you're constructing a new home, renovating an existing space, or upgrading for better soundproofing and fire resistance, understanding plasterboard wall systems is crucial.