Thermal insulation F
polyisocyanurate (PIR) foamrigid panelfor flat roofs

Thermal insulation - F - CARLISLE Construction Materials GmbH - polyisocyanurate (PIR) foam / rigid panel / for flat roofs
Thermal insulation - F - CARLISLE Construction Materials GmbH - polyisocyanurate (PIR) foam / rigid panel / for flat roofs
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Characteristics

Type
thermal
Material
polyisocyanurate (PIR) foam
Format
rigid panel
Use
for flat roofs, for green roofs
Technical characteristics
high-performance
Options
with vapor barrier, lightweight
Thermal conductivity

0.024 W/(m.K)

Thermal resistance

Min.: 2.7 m²K/W

Max.: 5.45 m²K/W

Thickness

Min.: 60 mm
(2.36 in)

Max.: 120 mm
(4.72 in)

Description

CARLISLE® Thermal Insulation-F is a high performance foil faced insulation board specifically designed for use with single ply EPDM membranes RESITRIX® and HERTALAN®, in both new build and refurbishment applications. This high performance rigid PIR foam board is suitable for use in warm flat roofs under our mechanically fixed single-ply membrane systems. With dimensional stability, the board benefits from the high compressive strength that exceeds 150kpa at yield. It is also suitable for loads associated with pedestrian maintenance traffic on the roofing systems. PRODUCT FEATURES & BENEFITS • High performance rigid PIR foam board • High compression strength • Manufactured using a blowing agent with zero ODP (ozone depletion potential) and low GWP (global warming potential) • Has a low thermal conductivity value (0.022 W/mK) providing an enhanced thermal performance • Compression strength exceeds 150kPa at yield • Has Class 1 fire performance in accordance with BS 476 • Will not degrade or deteriorate if exposed to moisture, therefore maintaining its thermal performance • Lightweight board • Easy handling and installation
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