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Superfoil insulation 10m roll £69.99 @ Aldi
Superfoil insulation 10m roll £69.99 @ Aldi
Superfoil insulation 10m roll £69.99 @ Aldi
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Posted 2 January 2023

Superfoil insulation 10m roll £69.99 @ Aldi

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Not live on the Aldi website yet as you can't order until 8am January 3rd online. For complete specs see insulationsuperstore.co.uk/product/superfoil-sf6-multi-layer-foil-insulation-1-2m-x-10m-roll-12m2.html

They're also selling foil tape. Seems like a good deal of you want to put extra insulation in your roof.

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Help to keep your home warmer in the winter and cooler in summer with this SuperFOIL Insulation Roll. Reduce your energy costs and protect your home from moisture, wind and dust. Perfect for lofts, sheds, walls and more this insulation quilt is an ideal to solution for your home improvements.

Features

  • High performance
  • Suitable for a wide range of applications and DIY projects
  • Designed to be space-saving while retaining excellent insulating properties
  • Lightweight and flexible
  • Easy to transport and install
  • Applying a continuous layer eliminates the need to "cut and fit" small pieces
  • Two-way radiant barrier function retains heat in winter
  • Reflects excess heat and solar gain in the summer to keep living spaces cooler
  • Thickness: 30mm (approx.)
  • Fire Retardant: Class E
  • 6 Layers

Suitable For

  • Roofs, Walls and Floors

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  1. mrheap's avatar
    SF6 insulation pretty much isnt worth the effort to hang, its so thin its suitable only for a shed - Aldi a few years ago did SF19 for the same price - which was useful as it combined with 100mm PIR meets roof insulation planning requirements.
    caron's avatar
    I want to insulate my kitchen extension roof there were icicles hanging on it in December -7 ! What do you suggest ?
  2. Besford's avatar
    I have a modern generally well insulated home with some (inadequate) loft floor insulation and largely boarded. During the coldest weather pre-Christmas significant condensation was dripping off the loft felt. No condensation inside the house, which was also cold at the time (~12c). Can't get my mind around what is happening here and the potential 'fix'. Can anyone advise?
    Daveboy99's avatar
    You need to make sure ventilation is adequate and also check for potential sources of moist air getting into the loft. For example, our house had downlights fitted in the bathroom and en-suite by previous occupants that were not the sealed (IP65) type so allowed steam from showers to pass straight up into loft space. I replaced them with IP65 shower rated downlights to stop that happening. Other sources could include leaking extractor fan ducting in the loft, poor ventilation in the main part of the house and drying washing in radiators etc. It all adds up, and if moist air can find its way into your loft it will condense on the cold surfaces.
  3. Zegna's avatar
    This wont do anything. Just get 270mm of insulation fitted on the loft floor. If you need storage, get elevated loft boarding fitted
    doveman007's avatar
    Insulation on the floor won't stop my loft, and everything stored in it, getting covered in thick dust, which is presumably coming in from the roof.
  4. ArgBlarg's avatar
    On the list of many projects I have outstanding is to insulate the conservatory a bit. The other half is convinced she wants something that can be still be returned to a conservatory though as she likes how light it feels.

    Would some sheets of this attached to plasterboard in removable ceiling panels be any good?
    (planning on using stixall to attach some railings so they can just slide in/out when needed)
    mutatedllama's avatar
    I would recommend using PIR + plasterboard instead. Much better insulation properties.
  5. urbanbushwacker's avatar
    Is this any good for hiding a heat trace from a helicopter? just asking on behalf of a friend
  6. vinsona85's avatar
    Or just use double layer of Asda smart price tinfoil.
    Toecutter's avatar
    Absolutely.
  7. ppiddy's avatar
    Perfect for my hat. Thanks OP
  8. MattMac's avatar
    Is the best way to install this to roofing joists just with a staple gun?
    Fraser_Gordon's avatar
    I'm guessing you are referring to rafters, then yes a hammer stapler or staple gun is the best option for fixing. (edited)
  9. gourmetguy's avatar
    no longer available
  10. Marmite32's avatar
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    Unfortunately this hasn't appeared on the website this morning.
  11. MinasMorgul's avatar
    Might not make a massive difference as you would need to put onto the plasterboard underneath any loft insulation to have best effect. You really want to try and stop heat rising into the loft space in the first place .
    I quick and more effective use would be to put foil behind radiators 
  12. Roygroyg's avatar
    Never saw this in store and had been keeping eye out for - did any anyone actually manage to get either online or in store?
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