Less thickness. More possibilities.
ecoPIR brings PIR insulation into focus for roofs, walls and floors. PIR, or polyisocyanurate, is a rigid foam insulation used with protective facings to help reduce heat transfer through a building. Its low thermal conductivity can make a thinner insulation layer possible than materials with higher conductivity, helping make the most of available space. Explore our product pages for PIR boards and insulated sandwich panels, then discover applications for homes, commercial spaces and agricultural buildings. The right product, thickness and installation detail depend on the construction and its thermal, moisture, loading and fire requirements.
One material. Many applications.
From the roof to the ground floor, explore where PIR insulation can fit into your building.
A continuous insulation layer above the rafters, with details designed around the complete roof system.
Compact warm-roof insulation coordinated with waterproofing, drainage and the roof structure.
Slim insulation within a suitable wall system, with attention to junctions and moisture control.
Insulation beneath the floor finish, selected for thermal performance and expected loads.
Make room for comfort beneath the roof with a carefully detailed insulation layer.
Roof and wall insulation selected for the operating conditions of agricultural buildings.
More insulation. Less space.
Lower thermal conductivity can mean less insulation thickness for the same thermal resistance. This illustration compares example material values; it is not a specification for a particular ecoPIR product. Actual performance depends on the selected product and the complete construction.
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