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Floor Insulation

Insulating a floor means adding an insulating material beneath the floorboards, thereby reducing heat escaping through the floor into the ground.

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What is Floor Insulation?

Insulating a floor means adding insulating materials beneath the floorboards, thereby reducing heat escaping through the floor into the ground. Through floor insulation, you can reduce your home’s carbon emissions, increase comfort and lower your energy bills.

About 30% of heat from an average home is lost through the ground floor. Generally speaking, you only need to insulate the ground floor. If you’re on an upper floor, you don’t usually need to insulate your floor.

However, we recommend that you consider insulating any floors that are above unheated spaces, such as garages, as you may be losing a lot of heat through them.

Floor insulation is most commonly done when putting a new floor in place, but most floors can be retrofitted with insulating material, and this will make a large saving to your overall heating bill.

Floor Insulation Benefits

The benefits of having floor insulation can be significant. 10-20% of heat loss from a building can be through the floors if they’re not insulated to a reasonable standard. According to the Energy Saving Trust you could save between £40-£65 on your energy bill through floor insulation.

When you stack that against other savings you can make on insulating the rest of your house plus the length of time you’ll live in your home, the savings can add up.

  • Reduced Heat Waste – Heat rises, so insulating your house properly means you keep more heat inside the house.
  • Savings – As you keep more heat inside your home with floor insulation you’ll reduce the amount of energy you use (and therefore your bill) whilst keeping your house snug.
  • Maintenance free – Once installed correctly, floor insulation requires no on going maintenance.
  • Future Proofs Your Home – Unlike newer buildings, many older houses were not fitted with floor insulation when they were first built, so by investing in floor insulation you can bring your house up to date and improve your EPC ratings.
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Best Floor Insulation

Insulations boards or EPS sheets are a material that is an expanded polystyrene sheet. It is one of the best-known floor insulation materials because EPS sheets are easy to install and have a high insulation value.

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Best Floor Insulation

Floor Insulation Effectiveness

The benefits of floor insulation can be significant. 10-20% of heat loss from a building can be through the floors if they’re not insulated to a reasonable standard.

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Floor Insulation Effectiveness

Concrete Floor Insulation

Generally, if possible, insulating concrete below the concrete floor is the best form of installation. This is because the concrete helps to absorb the heat much better, whilst also preventing the room from overheating.

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Concrete Floor Insulation

Floor Insulation Vapour Barrier

After the insulation is in place you will want to add a vapor retarder, sometimes called a vapor barrier, if you need one.

Not every wall does. A vapor retarder is a material used to prevent water vapor from diffusing into the wall, ceiling or floor during the cold winter.

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Floor Insulation Vapour Barrier

Floor Insulation Instalment

The easiest way is to simply lift the floor boards and install the insulation between the floor joists (after you have fully checked them for damp and rot and carried out any necessary repairs).

Then relay the floor boards and finish with your chosen floor finish.

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Floor Insulation Wet Damage

When your insulation gets wet, the insulation is not able to repel the heat back into the inside space, and instead, it conducts the energy. This means your insulation is less effective and will result in heat loss.

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Floor Insulation Wet Damage

Cheap Floor Insulation Prices

Recognised as a major supplier of all types of building materials, the Mick George Group offer cheap Floor Insulation prices across its entire range.

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Cheap Floor Insulation Prices

Buy Floor Insulation Online

As well as ordering over the phone, customers can also buy Floor Insulation online, 24-7 at their convenience.

The process is extremely simple and will only take a few minutes.

Customers can view exactly what they want, retrieve all the information they need and have the Floor Insulation delivered quickly.

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Floor Insulation Suppliers

As with all of our building materials, our Floor Insulation are only sourced from approved Insulation suppliers throughout the world, ensuring the best possible quality.

Our Floor Insulation meet the highest Grade specifications.

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Floor Insulation Delivery Locations

Courtesy of our expansive network quality insulation sources and large fleet of vehicles, we’re able to deliver Floor Insulation quickly and efficiently to domestic, trade and commercial customers throughout Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Bedfordshire and Norfolk, as well as on a nationwide basis.

Floor Insulation delivery will occur within a 3-5 day period from ordering.

 

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