Xtratherm
manufacture rigid thermal insulation; EPS, Polyiso & Phenolic, for new build and refurbishment construction projects that deliver eco-friendly sustainable solutions.
Xtratherm's experience and expertise is in providing cost-effective, certified solutions to the construction industry for over twenty years.
The comprehensive range of technology foams is supported by a suite of services for architects, contractors and self-builders.
News:
Updated guide to Building Regulations Part L 1A – Insulation solutions towards Zero Carbon
The Government has finally outlined its definition of zero carbon homes, and the Xtratherm Guidance to Part L1a 2010 has been revised to show how our specifications will meet not only this revision but has been enhanced to give U-values indicative of the new Fabric Energy Efficiency Standard for Zero Carbon. ..... Read More
Presentation of Safe-R BBA certificates at Ecobuild March 2011
The newly approved Safe-R Phenolic range adds to the already extensive offering of rigid insulation boards manufactured by Xtratherm. Find out more about the range of Safe-R products manufactured by Xtratherm in the products section or ..... Read More
Xtratherm publishes the Guide to Part L1b of the Building Regulations
The new Xtratherm guide to the requirements of the new Part L1B of the Building Regulations Eng & Wales, and gives practical guidance to affordable insulation solutions when working on existing dwellings and extensions.
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New Guide to Insulated Drylining
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Code for Sustainable Homes – CPDs launched
Xtratherm are pleased to announce the launch of a set of new CP Ds on the Subject of the Code for Sustainable Homes ... Read More
Xtratherm publish the new Code for Sustainable Homes Guide 2nd Edition
Comprehensive guide to help you with the UK's committment to reduce emissions from houses and build more sustainable homes.
Xtratherm publish new Guide to achieving ‘A’ rated design.
Xtratherm has prepared the guide to take you through the Part L Building Regulation (Ireland) requirements and explain the function and properties of insulation materials ... click to read more.
