Erfurt Mav Polystyrene Wall Insulation - 2mm x 50cm x 10m - Insulated Underlay for Llining Paper

Product Information

Surfaces painted prior to 1960 may contain lead pigments and special precautions should be taken when preparing these surfaces. Turn off electricity supply before working around plug points, light Any small gaps at seams and corners can be filled with flexible filler prior to applying a suitable Lining Paper. This means I can keep the heating a few degrees lower and still be warm and it has the benefit of providing low-level sound isolation. What are the cons of insulating wallpaper? For corners make sure you have a good straight edge on both edges of the wallpaper. One edge should be slightly over the wall edge by the depth of the insulating wallpaper, i.e 4mm. Then butt the other edge to the first edge to create nice neat square edges. Now slide the insulating wallpaper into place and brush down with a wallpaper brush, using a down and out motion to get rid of air. Once in place get a straight edge – a piece of wood, steel ruler, spirit level will do – and place along the area to be trimmed. Use a sharp trimming knife to get a clean cut.

Suitable for painting once a lining paper has been applied. We recommend covering with lining paper before painting for a smoother tougher surface.

This product is suitable as a localised ‘problem solver’ for cold external walls and is not recommended for use in fire escape routes inside your home unless the surface is further treated with a fire retardant covering. This product is class Efire rated andshould not be used for projects such as new builds and extensions where Building regulations are applicable. Reduce energy costs and regulate the temperature in your home with our great selection of insulation at B&Q. Your choice of insulation will depend on the location, desired level of thermal performance, and other factors, such as budget. Get a roller and apply the adhesive generously to the wall. Make sure to work into all areas. If needed, get a brush or spatula and apply the adhesive in the hard to reach areas.

When used in isolation this product is suitable as a localised ‘problem solver’ for cold external walls and is not recommended for use in fire escape routes or on ceilings. Once you have put up your insulating paper and finished with wallpaper or paint you will instantly notice the difference between an uninsulated wall and an insulated wall. This is especially true on interior walls facing the outside. Measure the drop on both edges of where the wallpaper edges are going to go. Roll out the wallpaper on a pasting table and cut within a few inches of the drop length so there isn’t too much to trim. Measure twice to ensure you have the right length. Apply Heatsaver directly from the roll onto the wet adhesive. Smooth out any bubbles with a roller or similar. Leave a small amount of surplus material for trimming where necessary.

From my own personal experience of using insulating lining paper there is a noticeable difference between a wall with just standard wallpaper and insulating wallpaper. This product should not be used in isolation for projects such as new builds and extensions where Building Regulations are applicable. If used as part of a system that both adds to the insulation value and protects the surface from fire it may be compliant but expert advice should be sought. Typically, yes you can but it depends on what type of insulating lining paper you buy. Some insulating lining papers are just a polystyrene roll that needs to be covered with lining paper or wallpaper. Rigid insulation panels are a convenient way to install insulation behind new plasterboard walls, by filling in the gaps between the timber battens. Alternatively, flexible insulation rolls and insulation sheets can be used to infill irregular shapes or where access is limited.

But there is a positive side: "Having said that it does make the wall feel warmer, reduces condensation and potential mould growth and is relatively cheap — and, better than nothing." Here we take a closer look at their plus and minus points. What are the benefits of insulating wallpaper? But commonly insulating lining paper or thermal liners have insulating materials covered with a layer of lining paper, meaning that once hung they can be painted or wallpapered as you would any other wallpaper. Can you paint over insulating wallpaper? Here we take a look at hanging insulating wallpaper. If you know how to wallpaper, hanging insulating paper won’t prove too much of a challenge. The process is very similar for both thermal insulation and insulated wallpaper. Cut off any excess material at the ceiling, floors and corners using a trimming knife in combination with a forming board. On external corners the exposed edge of the material can be filled and sanded with flexible filler to give a neat finish.

If not quite right, leave until completely dry and use a trimming knife to trim and a general purpose filler to fill any holes. Rub down when dry ready for painting or wallpapering over. Can I use wallpaper paste to hang insulating wallpaper? Allow 48 hours for drying, longer if conditions are especially humid or cold. We also recommend that all wallcoverings are allowed to dry naturally and therefore recommend that heating is turned off whilst the wallcovering adhesive dries out, unless ambient temperatures are likely to drop below 10°C/50°F. Insulating wallpaper provides faster room heat up times and makes a room better at retaining heat keeping a constant ambient temperature for longer. Which means you can save on energy costs. However, it is not as effective as insulating your home or insulating walls and won't last as long. Expect to get five to 10 years out of insulating wallpaper. How do you hang insulating wallpaper?