XPS Insulation Boards

These insulation boards were just the right size to fit in my kitchen with minimal cutting required. Besides that the floor is now warm enough to walk on without shoes. You have to be careful not to crush it with chair legs etc but so far it's working fine for me.

These inexpensive XPS insulation boards were used to form an insulating barrier to an Easterly facing bedroom wall. They were easy to cut with a Stanley knife and I used some thick wallpaper for templates to get the wall angles right before cutting the boards. This kept any wastage to a minimum. That was 18 months ago and I still haven't put anything on top of the boards but don't mind the Matt black look! And yes, the wall reflects heat as expected very well. Very good value.

I bought these XPS boards to insulate a Garador 3C up and over garage door. The gap between the door skin and the cross bracing was exactly 10mm so these boards were a good interference fit. With a new Stanley Knife blade, they cut easily and I found that a score line was enough, as they would the reliably break along the score. It's made an immediate 3⁰C difference in the temperature of the garage, which will improve further once I've fitted the top and bottom draught excluder. Overall a good, if fairly expensive product. *Every product I review is purchased with my own money. Like many people, I rely on unbiased reviews when making my shopping choices and so that’s exactly what you’ll get from me. All I ask is that if you find my opinion useful, please click on the Helpful button. Thanks

Quick delivery, as described. Iam using it to put down under a evocore click and fix flooring on a concrete sub floor due to property being built in the early 80s and probably only a damp membrane under it.

I used this to line the walls of the pond that I have constructed over the present virus period. The item was easy to use and cut and did an excellent job of covering the rougher surfaces of the wall that I had constructed prior to placing the underlay (pond liner) down. It did an excellent job and I was pleased with the results. Would recommend for people who are willing to think outside the box for solutions that they may find in projects that they have.

Used these to add insulation to the inside of an asbestos roof on my duck enclosure. The old roof was prone to condensation below 7°c so added these panels with a 5cm air gap between them and the roof then stuck Mylar sheets to the underside as a vapour barrier. The result was a +3°c inside temperature. Raising it from +2°c v outside to an average of +5°c. The dew point of the ceiling has changed dramatically and even in sub zero temperatures outside there is only a fine mist of condensation on the Mylar. Anything above zero and there is zero condensation. Boards were very easy to cut to size where needed, mainly scoring and snapping with a Stanley knife or where slightly more awkward shapes were needed I used a hacksaw. I sat them on screws fastened into the rafters so didn’t actually fix them but I would imagine they could be screwed carefully to a wooden surface or possibly glued or otherwise stuck to a surface as long as you used an adhesive that doesn’t damage the material.

I bright these to insulate a metal garden shed. Easy to cut to size and simply stick in place. Keeps condensation out (as I wanted) and also keeps shed feeling warm inside! Very pleased

Arrived with damaged packaging to one edge, funnily enough, it's on a protected side, not the unprotected ends, I'd suggest better protection for transit, oh, and it was delivered to No.15, not number 11! Apart from that, it looks perfect for the job in hand, which is to insulate the walls in a built in wardrobe, to stop condensation mould. I can get around the slight damage when cutting to fit, which I'm sure I'll have to. The sheets are larger than I expected, even though it does give dimensions, so will cover areas pretty quickly. The blue will stand out a bit in the wardrobe, so I may paint it in the future. I've treated the walls twice, I'm waiting for the mould block paint, coming tomorrow, then the glue on Tuesday, I'll report back once the job is done. It looks good value for money, it's thicker than foil, should insulate better, should save on heating, protect clothes and cut easily. Update It cuts really easy with a craft knife and straight edge. It's stuck really well with a water based adhesive, fits really flat to the wall. So I can't really fault this product. Warning, make sure that you buy enough, I'm a sheet short I think, although I may be able to patch an inconspicuous part with the odds and sods of offcuts, which unfortunately there's not a lot of, as you can only order a minimum of 10 sheets!