WALLTITE^® spray insulation

WALLTITE insulation can be used to restore the structural stability of existing cavity walls in which conventional wall ties have corroded and in new build and reform construction where its resistance to flood water is of importance. WALLTITE stabilises the wall by adhering to the inner surfaces of the cavity and providing a continuous structural connection between the two leaves. It has excellent resistance to driving rain and can be installed in all geographical exposure zones.

Certification

BBA Certificate No. 18/5481. WALLTITE^® has undergone various performance tests. Certificates are available on request.

Technical data

Specification	Full fill, closed cell, cavity wall insulation and stabilisation system
NBS clause	F30, 10 and 150 P11, 50, 220, 230 and 24
Lambda 90/90	0.026 W/mK
Closed cell content	94.4%
Adhesion to brick	231k

 

Preparation

 

Application

 

WALLTITE foam insulation is spray applied directly between timber studwork onto the OSB at the required thickness. Ordinarily a 25mm cavity will remain between the insulation and vapour control layers to allow for services. WALLTITE guarantees additional support and stability for the whole of the timber frame construction. The resulting continuous insulation and air barrier system will provide a cleaner, healthier more comfortable environment. WALLTITE Polyurethane spray is hypo allergenic and so contains no fibres or dust and no noxious vapours. BASF WALLTITE is very quickly installed by Foam Master contractors sing specialist  equipment.

 

 

Certification

BBA Certificate No. 11/4816. WALLTITE^® has undergone various performance tests. Certificates are available on request.

Typical detail

1. Plasterboard and skim
2. Vapour control layer to be lapped over DPC at floor level and returned to window reveal and jambs
3. Unventilated air space
4. Sheathing ply
5. Breather membrane
6. WALLTITE^® CL100 insulation to achieve target U-value
7. 50mm air gap
8. Noggin to support plasterboard
9. Sill plate
10. DPC
11. Treated timber cill support fixed to timber frame, clad and protected in DPC with insulation set above

Allow for differential movement at ALL openings, i.e. at window cill and window heads, as recommended by the timber frame manufacturer/UKTFA/TRADA: to accommodate differential movement and provide weather resistant and durable joint.

Techincal data

Specification	Insulation sprayed between studwork
NBS clause	P10 205A
Lambda 90/90	0.025 to 0.028W/mK
Fire rating	Class 1 to BS 476 Part 7
Adhesion to timber	136kPa

U-values

Thickness of WALLTITE (mm)	U-value (W/m2K)
135	0.20
100	0.25
90	0.27

WALLTITE spray foam insulation can be applied directly onto a solid dry masonry wall, between steel studwork fixed floor to ceiling. This allows for a layer of WALLTITE to remain unbridged by studwork thereby helping to reduce u-values further. The foam will engage any light steel framework to provide a more solid, secure wall when compared to other insulation methods. Ordinarily a 25mm cavity will remain between the insulation and vapour control layers to allow for services. WALLTITE guarantees additional support and stability for the whole of the wall construction. The resulting continuous insulation and air barrier system will provide a cleaner, healthier more comfortable environment for any “hard to treat” home situation.

 

Certification

BBA Certificate No. 11/4816. WALLTITE^® has undergone various performance tests. Certificates are available on request.

Typical detail

1. WALLTITE^® CL100 insulation between and behind studwork to achieve target U-value
2. Galvanised metal frame independent of the wall
3. Unventilated air space
4. 12.5mm vapour check wallboard and skim finish

Techincal data

Specification	Dry lining of solid masonry wall
NBS clause	P10
Lambda 90/90	0.025 to 0.028W/mK
Fire rating	Class 1 to BS 476 Part 7
µ	61.12

U-values

Thickness of WALLTITE (mm)	U-value (W/m2K)
120	0.20
85	0.26
65	0.34

WALLTITE spray foam insulation can be applied directly onto a solid dry masonry wall, between timber studwork either fixed directly to the wall or anchored floor to ceiling. The latter method allows for a layer of WALLTITE to remain unbridged by timber thereby helping to reduce u-values even further. Ordinarily a 25mm cavity will remain between the insulation and vapour control layers to allow for services. WALLTITE guarantees additional support and stability for the whole of the timber frame construction. The resulting continuous insulation and air barrier system will provide a cleaner, healthier more comfortable environment for any “hard to treat” home situation.

 

Certification

BBA Certificate No. 11/4816. WALLTITE^® has undergone various performance tests. Certificates are available on request.

Typical detail

1. 25mm WALLTITE^® behind studwork
2. Treated timber studs set off by wall by brackets
3. WALLTITE^® CL100 insulation between and behind studwork to achieve target U-value
4. Unventilated air space
5. 12.5mm vapour check wallboard and skim finish

At corners of internal and external walls to rooms, set frame to external wall back from corner a minimum of 25mm and set batten to line with vapour check wall boarding to receive board end to internal wall.

Techincal data

Specification	Dry lining of solid masonry wall
NBS clause	P10 15A
Lambda 90/90	0.025 to 0.028W/mK
Fire rating	Class 1 to BS 476 Part 7
µ	61.12

U-values

Thickness of WALLTITE (mm)	U-value (W/m2K)
120	0.20
85	0.26
65	0.34

WALLTITE spray foam insulation is applied directly to the underside of breathable rafter slide between timber rafters in tiled or slated pitched roofs. The spray insulation material can be installed to any thickness to achieve preferred u-values and demonstrates an impressively high level of airtightness thereby adding to the systems superior thermal performance. WALLTITE has a measured water vapour permeability and so does not compromise the of the breathability of the roof structure. WALLTITE is installed by trained and accredited Foam Master contractors throughout Ireland using specialist spray foam equipment.. The rafter slide is installed to the underside of the existing roofing felt to act as a separator between the foam insulation and the felt underside. This allows for a 50mm ventilated airgap as required by building regulations.

Certification

BASF WALLTITE spray foam is both NSAI (National Standards Authority of Ireland) and BBA (British Board of Agrement) certified.

Technical data

Specification	Spray applied polyurethane foam between rafters, directly onto breather membrane
NBS clause	P10 15A
Air leakage (50mm)	0.0033m3hrm2
Conforms to	Part L1A 2010, Appendix A
Lambda 90/90	0.025W/mK
Fire rating	Class 1 to BS 476: Part 7
Water vapour diffusion resistance factor	61.12
Adhesion to roof tile underlay	232kPa

Typical U-values

Thickness of WALLTITE (mm)	U-value (W/m2K)
200	0.13
175	0.16
150	0.18

WALLTITE spray foam insulation can be applied directly onto the underside of existing slate or tiled roofs where a roofing membrane is absent. The foam insulation seals any air gaps, preventing the ingress of windblown snow, rain, dust and unwanted air infiltration and has a vapour permeability that permits the drying out of roof timbers following periods of solar radiation. WALLTITE insulation is applied between rafters in sloping ceiling areas and loft conversions and is ideal when space is at a premium due to its superior thermal performance. Plasterboard can then be fixed to the rafters. In applications such as barn conversions the foam spray is dubbed out with a coat of bonding plaster and then finish plaster. Existing structures must be in a good state of repair with no evidence of rain penetration or damp. Defects should be made good prior to installing the product. WALLTITE also reduces airborne noise pollution from air and road traffic. BASF WALLTITE is applied throughout Ireland by trained and accredited Foam Master contractors.

Certification

BBA Certificate No. 11/4816. WALLTITE^® has undergone various performance tests. Certificates are available on request.

Technical data

Specification	Spray applied polyurethane foam between battens and rafters, directly onto existing tiles or slates
NBS clause	P10 15A
Air leakage (50mm)	0.0033m3hrm2
Lambda 90/90	0.025W/mK
Fire rating	Class 1 to BS 476: Part 7
Water vapour diffusion resistance factor	61.12
Adhesion to tiles	123kPa

Typical U-values

Thickness of WALLTITE (mm)	U-value (W/m2K)
190	0.14
160	0.16
140	0.18