Typical uses for IsoBoard in this application:
- Residential housing installed as insulated ceiling. IsoPine grooved and bevelled finishes are options.
- In retail developments when no insulation is provided, IsoBoard is frequently retrofitted to achieve comfort and cost saving objectives, and protect the expected shelf like of perishable produce.
- Community housing, police stations, clinics, school projects and office developments.
Nail-up Guildlines:
- Order either beveled edge or ‘IsoPine”.
- Boards to run wall to wall: avoid butt joints
- Brandering maximum 700mm spacing, with perimeter brandering around room.
- Boards must be positively secured on ends.
- Always use adhesive, screws and concealed clips as recommended for ceiling installation.
- Ensure planned lighting is compatible with IsoBoard.
- Paint with two coats of a good quality water based PVA paint. Painting also prevents discolouration of boards by UV rays (reflected sunlight) .
- Double fixing points where board is installed externally or in windy areas.
- Overlay IsoBoard with fibre products where sound insulation is required.
