Building Regulations for the conservation of fuel and power – Impact Assessment – Approved Document L1A New dwellings
This document has been produced to help people who are involved in building design to select insulation or insulated products which will meet the new Building Regulations 2000 Approved Document
L1A (Conservation of fuel and power in dwellings).

Building Regulations for the conservation of fuel and power – Impact Assessment – Approved Document L2A – New buildings other than dwellings
This document has been produced to help people who are involved in building design to select insulation or insulated products which will meet the new Building Regulations 2000 Approved Document L2A (Conservation of fuel and power in new buildings other than dwellings).

Sustainable Development – The case for PUR/PIR insulation in buildings
40% of all the energy generated in Europe is consumed in buildings. Insulation is widely accepted as the most effective way of reducing CO₂ emissions from buildings with polyurethane (PUR) and polyisocyanurate (PIR) providing exceptional performance. This paper makes a clear case for their sustainability.

Energy Efficient Buildings: Retrofit Solutions
This document discusses the background to the drive for improved energy efficiency, gives details on retrofit applications such as cavity wall insulation, spray applied polyurethane insulation, internal insulated linings and presents studies quantifying the significant improvements that have been achieved.

Insulation for Sustainability – A Guide
This guide shows in depth Why and How we should design well-insulated and energy-efficient buildings, and it discusses the criteria for choosing Which insulation material and design of insulating systems. The guide is extensively illustrated with diagrams and illustrative energy modelling.

Insulation for Sustainability – A Guide – Summary
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INFORMATION DOCUMENT ID/1/2009 Mechanical fixings for rigid polyisocyanurate (PIR) and polyurethane (PUR) roofboards beneath single-ply waterproofing membranes