Spacetherm Wallboard is a thermal laminate which is to be fixed to timber straps. It consists of Spacetherm A1 insulation blanket bonded to plasterboard, and is ideal for use in applications where low U-values are required but space is at a premium. Spacetherm Wallboard is supplied with foil faced plasterboard as standard to reduce condensation. Plain plasterboard is available on request. Spacetherm Wallboard lining boards can achieve similar performance to other plasterboard laminates, but at a fraction of the thickness, allowing specifiers flexibility and higher performance for refurbishment projects. Due to Spacetherm’s hydrophobic qualities it is also possible to directly fix Spacetherm Laminates to certain existing wall substrates

What is Aerogel?
Although originally developed by Samuel Stephens Kistler in 1931, aerogel is more commonly associated with NASA who have invented groundbreaking methods of creating new types of aerogels that could change the way we think about insulation. Aerogel is a synthetic porous ultralight gel-like material created by removing the liquid component from gel and replacing it with gas, without any degradation to the gel structure. This produces an extremely low thermal conductivity which is perfect for thermal insulation.

Spacetherm Wallboard is a thermal laminate which is to be fixed to timber straps. It consists of Spacetherm A1 insulation blanket bonded to plasterboard, and is ideal for use in applications where low U-values are required but space is at a premium. Spacetherm Wallboard is supplied with foil faced plasterboard as standard to reduce condensation. Plain plasterboard is available on request. Spacetherm Wallboard lining boards can achieve similar performance to other plasterboard laminates, but at a fraction of the thickness, allowing specifiers flexibility and higher performance for refurbishment projects. Due to Spacetherm’s hydrophobic qualities it is also possible to directly fix Spacetherm Laminates to certain existing wall substrates

What is Aerogel?
Although originally developed by Samuel Stephens Kistler in 1931, aerogel is more commonly associated with NASA who have invented groundbreaking methods of creating new types of aerogels that could change the way we think about insulation. Aerogel is a synthetic porous ultralight gel-like material created by removing the liquid component from gel and replacing it with gas, without any degradation to the gel structure. This produces an extremely low thermal conductivity which is perfect for thermal insulation.