When you’re looking to improve the thermal performance of your property, the U Value Warmline PIR Insulated Plasterboard offers a simple, effective solution. Designed for use in both wall and roof applications, it combines high-performance insulation with a smooth plasterboard finish — streamlining installation and cutting down on time and labour.
Whether you’re working on a new build or a refurbishment, these boards make it easier to comply with modern building regulations. They're particularly useful for upgrading the energy efficiency of interior spaces without major structural changes. Once fitted, you’ll notice improved heat retention and a warmer, more comfortable environment — with lower heating bills to match.
Key Benefits
Available in a range of thicknesses: 37.5mm, 52.5mm, 62.5mm, and 72.5mm
Combines PIR insulation and plasterboard in one product
Speeds up installation by removing the need for separate insulation and plastering
Ideal for both walls and roof slopes
Cost-effective way to boost insulation performance
A great option for both professional contractors and competent DIYers
Helps to meet or exceed Part L building regulation requirements
Applications
The U Value Warmline insulated plasterboard is incredibly versatile. It's commonly used for:
Internal wall insulation
Sloped roof insulation
Dormer ceilings and loft conversions
Timber or metal stud walls
Refurbishing cold external walls from the inside
Because the insulation is bonded to plasterboard, you only need to fit and skim one layer, making it ideal for time-sensitive projects.
Available Thicknesses
37.5mm (25mm PIR + 12.5mm plasterboard)
52.5mm (40mm PIR + 12.5mm plasterboard)
62.5mm (50mm PIR + 12.5mm plasterboard)
72.5mm (60mm PIR + 12.5mm plasterboard)
All boards measure 2400mm x 1200mm, offering a coverage of 2.88m² per sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can Warmline PIR insulated plasterboard be used in a bathroom?
Yes, it can be used in bathrooms, but in areas with direct water contact (such as shower enclosures), it's better to use moisture-resistant plasterboard or tile backer board. For humid but dry-walled areas, ensure adequate ventilation and use appropriate finishes.
2. How do I fix these boards to the wall?
You can use mechanical fixings, adhesive dot-and-dab method, or a combination of both depending on the surface. Dot-and-dab is common for solid masonry walls, while mechanical fixings are often used on timber or metal studs.
3. What thickness should I choose for my project?
It depends on your insulation target and wall depth. **37.5mm or 52.5mm** are ideal for minimal build-up in refurbishment projects, while **62.5mm or 72.5mm** are better suited for colder walls or when higher thermal performance is needed.
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