Kingspan Kooltherm K118
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What is Kingspan Kooltherm K118 insulated plasterboard? K118 is Kingspan's insulated plasterboard, a fibre free, rigid thermoset phenolic insulation core bonded directly to 12.5mm plasterboard on the front face, with a composite foil facing on the reverse. Because the insulation and the plasterboard arrive as one board, K118 is fixed straight to the wall in a single step, rather than fitting insulation first and boarding over it separately afterwards. It is designed for internal use, upgrading the thermal performance of solid walls, cavity walls and framed walls from the inside. Why choose insulated plasterboard for internal walls? Two jobs, one board: Insulation and plasterboard are bonded together, so you save a fixing stage compared with boarding over separate insulation. Premium phenolic performance: Kooltherm's phenolic core is one of the lowest lambda insulation materials available, so you can hit a target U value from a thinner board than PIR insulation or mineral wool would typically need. Keeps more of your room: A thinner board for the same performance means less floor and wall space lost, which matters in smaller rooms or period properties with box bay windows and skirtings to work around. Ready to finish: The plasterboard face is ready for skim plastering or direct decoration once jointed, so there is no separate lining board to source or fit. A trusted, familiar brand: Kingspan is one of the best known names in UK insulation, so you are specifying a board with a long track record on residential projects. How is K118 fixed and finished? K118 Insulated Plasterboard is suitable for two fixing methods, depending on the wall: Mechanically fixed: Screwed through timber battens or a metal furring system, a good option on uneven walls or where a small additional service void is useful. Plaster dab or adhesive bonded: Bonded directly to a reasonably flat masonry wall using dabs of dry wall adhesive, a faster fit on straight, sound walls without the need for a ba
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