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Thermo-Flash
Thermal Break Flashing Profile below Eaves, behind Rainwater Gutter & above EWI
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Thermo-Flash
Thermal Break Flashing Profile below Eaves, behind Rainwater Gutter & above EWI
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Thermo-Pro® Thermo-Flash
Draft Statement
INTRODUCTION
Cold Thermal Bridging in External Wall Insulation (EWI)
Enviroform Solutions Ltd. have developed a number of unique products using Aerogel thermal conductivity insulation combined with various materials, to tackle the issue of cold thermal bridging and weathering at key junctions when installing External Wall Insulation.
The Key Junctions in question addressed are:
- 1 Windows & Door: Reveals & Sills
- 2 Soil Pipes & Gate Posts / Fences
- 3 Eaves & Gutter: where little or no overhanging soffit exists
- 4 Lead Flashing Details: Bay windows to walls – Single storey beside two storey; EWI above pitched roof
- 5 Below DPMC Level: above ground level
Failure to identify and adequately deal with these cold thermal bridging elements can lead to
- A Increased heat loss from a dwelling compared with what was assumed determined during energy modelling.
- B The Risk of surface condensation or mould from lowered internal Surface temperature at or near the Thermal Bridge Junction.
- C Risk of mould growth from spores in surface condensation at or near the Thermal Bridge Junction.
By introducing the Thermo-Pro® Soil Pipe insulated profile the linear thermal transmittance is reduced by over 70% and the internal surface temperature is increased by 2.2oC significantly reducing the risk of surface condensation reducing the risk of mould and creating an unhealthy indoor environment.
GBE Features & Benefits Schedule
| Thermo-Pro Features: | Thermo-Pro Benefits: |
| Purpose made solutions | Made for retrofit EWI (not designed for new build EWI) |
| Solves the problem of existing external attachments | No need to ignore them or stop insulation short any more |
| Comprehensive set of solutions | Enables a complete competent EWIS |
| Readymade set of complimentary parts | Faster, simpler installations |
| Thermo-Pro Profiles can be fitted by details specialist ahead of the EWI main insulation works | Simplifies and speeds up the job of the primary EWIS specialist sub-contractor. |
| Readymade parts fit and accommodate EWI | Compatible with BBA Certified EWI Systems on market |
| Lightweight and simple installation | Thermo-Pro Profiles can be fitted without scaffolding. |
| ??? | Reduced disruption to access. What does that mean? |
| Robust profiles | Reduce risk of damage to EWI insulation. |
| Superior Weatherproofed solution | Superior and simple compared to made-up on site solutions |
| Pre-finished solution | Painting not dictated by weather conditions on site |
| Lead, plastic or powder coated aluminium | Long life durable materials and finishes |
| Profiles have built-in thermal break insulation | No thermal breaks bridges in EWI. |
| Increased Internal Surface Temperature | Reduces risk of internal surface condensation |
| Warm and dry internal surfaces | Avoids risk of damp activating spores generating mould |
| Mould-free surfaces | Avoids risk of asthma and other respiratory illnesses |
| Mould-free surfaces | Keeps accommodation fit for purpose and occupied |
4 Thermo-Pro® Thermo-Flash
Description
Thermo-Flash is a very simple but also very effective solution that has been developed to prevent cold bridging in key areas in existing properties.
This solution comprises of 10mm high performance Spaceloft Aerogel insulation wrapped in a Vapour Control Layer (VCL) with aluminium or Lead flashing.
Key areas of use:
• Bay Window roof to EWI above
• Lead flashing – Roof Junctions Connecting wall and to EWI above
• Parapet roofs gutters to parapet walls with EWI
KEY ADVANTAGES:
• Reduction of thermal bridging
• Improved weatherproofing
• Aesthetically pleasing
• Easy to install
• Cost effective
GBE Accessories
- Thermo-Pro Thermally insulated profiles for EWI (External wall insulation)
- 1 Thermo-Bead
- (Window/Door Reveal Lining for EWI)
- 2 Thermo-Pro Soil Pipe
- (behind vertical and sloping pipes & other abutments in EWI)
- 3 Thermo-Pro Fascia
- (EWI abutments at eaves with little or no overhang)
- 4 Thermo-Pro Finlock
- (Precast concrete gutter Fascia
- 5 Thermo-Pro Eaves/Gutter
- (abutments for EWI)
- 6 Thermo-Flash (Gutter Fascia)
- 7 Thermo-Flash (this page)
- (Lead Flashing for EWI to pitched roof)
- 8 Thermo-Trac
- (Below DPC EWI skirting with RWP cutout)
- 9 Thermo-Trac Dynamic
- 10 Thermo-Pro Column Cladding Insulation
- 1 Thermo-Bead
- External Floor/Walkway and roof terrace/balcony insulation systems
- Underside:
- Floor Soffit Cable trunking Insulation
-
- Thermo-Pro Thermally insulated profiles for IWI
- Underside:
- Thermo-Pro Thermally insulated profiles/Accessories for IWI (Internal Wall Insulated lining)
- 8 Thermo-Soc
- (Thermal break for electrical socket in IWI)
- 9 Magna-Reveal (Jamb lining for IWI)
- 10 DIY Thermal Reveal/Return Kit
- 11 Thermo-Joist
- 8 Thermo-Soc
- Solid Wall Masonry Accessories
- Sil-T Vapour permeable biocide sealer for masonry
- SIL-T20 Vapour permeable Impregnating Adhesive
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Enviroform Solutions Ltd.
External Wall Insulation (EWI) Accessories
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- Digital Object Identifiers (DOI)
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- GBE 301 Redirect file to maintain links
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Draft Specification clauses
M21 INSULATION WITH RENDERED FINISH (EXTERNAL WALL INSULATION EWI)
To be read with the Preliminaries/General conditions[ A10-A55 and A90]
275E THERMAL BREAK FLASHING PROFILE BELOW EAVES, BEHIND RAINWATER GUTTER & ABOVE EWI
- Drawing Reference(s): [________]
- Constructive Details Ltd.:
- CD0109 Thermo-Pro Fascia
- Reference Documents:
- Constructive Details Ltd.:
- A handbook of thermal bridging details incorporating Instaclad insulated themal profile solutions
- Book 8 — Cold bridging solutions for insulating on retrofit External Wall Insulation
- Purpose: The Thermo-Pro range of profiles has been developed to provide a weather tight and thermal bridging breaking solution for external wall insulation systems around eaves abutments and services.
- Applications:
- Abutments with removable and relocatable refixable rainwater gutters and downpipes, etc.
- Used to insulate up to the roof level behind the gutter, above EWI, when there is no soffit on the property.
- Preparation:
- Temporarily remove existing guttering will have to be removed temporarily to allow insulated flashing to be installed,
- If however the guttering is in poor condition we would recommend that the replace guttering is replaced to protect the long-term performance of the insulation upgrade.
- Thermal Conductivity Insulation:
- Vapour Control Layer Foil wrapped Insulation
- Insulation Material: Aerogel
- Product Reference: Spaceloft Aerogel
- Manufacturer: Aspen Aerogels Inc. USA
- Thickness: 10 mm
- Bonded to back of metal profiles
- Profiles: pressed/extruded interlocking profiles
- Metal: Aluminium
- Finish: Powder coated to work section Z31
- Colour: [______], RAL/BS 4800: [________].
- Gloss level: [________] %
- Product Reference: Thermo-Pro® Fascia
- European Patent No. 2703574
- Fasteners: assuming brickwork and lime mortar
- Material: [________]
- Type: [________]
- Size: [________]
- Spacing: [________]
- Completion:
- Refix reclaimed/Fix new rainwater gutter and downpipes
- Coordinate with rainwater gutter boxes cutouts to M21/276E and fascias.
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- (Based on CAPEM Product Data Collection Sheet)
- CAWS/NBS Building Work section: [____]
- NBS/NGS clause number: [____]
- Uniclass/NBS Create Work section: [________]
- NBS Create/NGS clause number: [________]
- CLAUSE:
- %%%pending
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- IWI internal wall insulation by others
- Thermo-Soc Accessory by Enviroform Solutions Ltd.
- IWI internal wall insulation by Enviroform Solutions Ltd.
- E-line Superslim
- E-Line Slim
- E-line Natural
- E-Line Natural-Hybrid
- EWI External Wall Insulation System by others
- Accessories by Enviroform Solutions Ltd.
- EWI External Wall Insulation System by Enviroform Solutions Ltd.
- External Wall & Walkway/Balcony/Roof Parapet Sides:
- Renderline Superslim
- External Wall & Walkway/Balcony/Roof Parapet Sides:
- Square hollow steel columns by others
- Insulating cladding by Enviroform Solutions Ltd.
- Ultratherm Aerogel Flooring for retrofit
- E-Therm Slim Floor
- (Insulated Dry Floor System)
- E-Therm Slim Floor
- External Floor/Walkway and roof terrace/balcony insulation systems
- Topside:
- Instaline Superslim Balcony Insulation Solution
- CTF (Cut to Fall) Superslim Balcony/Terrace Insulation Solution
- Cut to fall Balcony Insulation
- Parapet Side:
- Renderline Superslim
- Underside:
- E-Line (all 4 systems?)
- Underside Accessories:
- Floor Soffit Cable/Pipe tray Insulation
- Topside:
- Pitched Roof Insulation
- Within Batten Zone
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- Elemental Assemblies
- CAWS/NBS Building Work section: [____]
- NBS/NGS clause number: [____]
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- SYSTEM SPECIFICATION CLAUSE TITLE
- Reference Drawing(s): [_______] (left blank for project editor)
- Location: [_______] (left blank for project editor)
- System Assembly:
- Product(s): to [____/____]
- Accessories: to [____/____]
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- Legend Reference Number: [________]
- Substrate: [_______] (left blank for project editor)
- Preparation: [_______] (left blank for project editor)
- Application: [________]
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- Prior Element: [_______] (left blank for project editor)
- Prior trade sign off: [________]
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- Preparation: [_______] (left blank for project editor)
- Components: (bottom to top; outer, core to inner)
- Sub Assembly System: Below: [________] to [____/____]
- Core Assembly System: Horizontal: [________] to [____/____]
- Sub Assembly System: Above: [________] to [____/____]
- Sub Assembly: Outer: [________] to [____/____]
- Core Assembly System: Vertical: [________] to [____/____]
- Core Assembly System: Pitched: [________] to [____/____]
- Sub Assembly: Inner: [________] to [____/____]
- Testing: [________]
- Following trade sign off: [________]
- Protection: [________]
- Protection: maintenance/checking: [________]
- Protection Removal: [________].
- Cleaning: [__________].
- Other requirements: [________].
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Thermo-Pro® Thermo-Fascia
Insulated Thermal Break Edge Profiles for EWI
Draft Specification clauses
M21 INSULATION WITH RENDERED FINISH (EXTERNAL WALL INSULATION EWI)
To be read with the Preliminaries/General conditions[ A10-A55 and A90]
210E EXTERNAL WALL INSULATION SYSTEM (EWIS)
- Drawing Reference(s): [________]
- Performance:
- U value: [________] W/m2.K
- No thermal bridges at abutments, openings, services.
- Structural background/Substrate: [Masonry/Brickwork]
- Preparation: [
- Remove and reclaim to refit rainwater gutters and down pipes
- Remove and reclaim to recycle lead flashings]
- Pretreatment: Fungicidal wash if recommended by system manufacturer.
- Insulated thermal break edge profiles to M21/260E
- EWIS:
- Manufacturer: [________]
- Product Reference: [________]
- BBA Agrément Certificate No.: [____/____]
- Insulation material: [________]
- Thickness: [________] mm.
- Density: [________] kg/m³.
- Minimum compressive strength: [________] kN/m².
- Method of fixing: [________]
- Render Base coat: [________]
- Render carrier/Reinforcement mesh: [________]
- Method of fixing: [________]
- Corner reinforcement beads: [________]
- Abutment stop beads: [________]
- Render: [________]
- Decorative finish: [________]
260E INSULATED THERMAL BREAK EDGE PROFILES FOR EWI
- Drawing Reference(s): [________]
- Constructive Details Ltd.:
- CD0058 Thermo-Pro Soil Pipe
- CD0107 Thermo-Bead
- CD0108 Thermo-Trac
- CD0109 Thermo-Pro Fascia
- Reference Documents:
- Constructive Details Ltd.:
- A handbook of thermal bridging details incorporating Instaclad insulated thermal profile solutions
- Book 6 — Thermo-Pro Soil Pipe solution for insulating on retrofit External Wall Insulation
- Book 8 — Cold bridging solutions for insulating on retrofit External Wall Insulation
- External wall insulation system: See M21/210E
- System Reference: Thermo-Pro®
- Accessory References: [
- 1 THERMO-BEAD See M21/265E
- 2 THERMO-PRO SOIL PIPE See M21/270E
- 3 THERMO-PRO FASCIA See M21/275E
- 4a THERMO-FLASH LEAD See M21/280E
- 4b THERMO-FLASH ALUMINIUM See M21/281E
- 5a THERMO-TRAC See M21/285E
- 5b THERMO-TRAC DYNAMIC See M21/286E
- 6 THERMO-PRO GUTTER BOX M21/276E]
- Manufacturer: Enviroform Solutions Ltd. Unit 16, Milltown Industrial Estate, Upper Dromore Road, Warrenpoint, Co. Down, BT34 3PN, Ireland.
- T 028 4177 3314 M 07730 766038
- E liam@enviroformsolutions.com W http://www.enviroformsolutions.com
- Contact: Liam Brown, Managing Director
- Supplier: Enviroform Solutions Ltd.
- Installer: [Main Contractor/EWIS Contractor/Sub-contractor/Trade Contractor]
- Checking and verification of installation: Use the Guidance Checklist in the Constructive Details handbooks [6 & 8]
- Provide 2 copies of the completed checklist, signed by the installer’s Director, to the CA upon completion.
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GBE Code
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- External Wall Insulation: Insulation with Rendered Finish
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EPD Environmental Product Declaration
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Spaceloft EPD PDF
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Thermo-Pro® Thermo-Flash
GBE Incubator
Draft Statement
INTRODUCTION
Cold Thermal Bridging in External Wall Insulation (EWI)
Enviroform Solutions Ltd. have developed a number of unique products using Aerogel thermal conductivity insulation combined with various materials, to tackle the issue of cold thermal bridging and weathering at key junctions when installing External Wall Insulation.
The Key Junctions in question addressed are:
- 1 Windows & Door: Reveals & Sills
- 2 Soil Pipes & Gate Posts / Fences
- 3 Eaves & Gutter: where little or no overhanging soffit exists
- 4 Lead Flashing Details: Bay windows to walls – Single storey beside two storey; EWI above pitched roof
- 5 Below DPMC Level: above ground level
Failure to identify and adequately deal with these cold thermal bridging elements can lead to
- A Increased heat loss from a dwelling compared with what was assumed determined during energy modelling.
- B The Risk of surface condensation or mould from lowered internal Surface temperature at or near the Thermal Bridge Junction.
- C Risk of mould growth from spores in surface condensation at or near the Thermal Bridge Junction.
By introducing the Thermo-Pro® Soil Pipe insulated profile the linear thermal transmittance is reduced by over 70% and the internal surface temperature is increased by 2.2oC significantly reducing the risk of surface condensation reducing the risk of mould and creating an unhealthy indoor environment.
GBE Features & Benefits Schedule
| Thermo-Pro Features: | Thermo-Pro Benefits: |
| Purpose made solutions | Made for retrofit EWI (not designed for new build EWI) |
| Solves the problem of existing external attachments | No need to ignore them or stop insulation short any more |
| Comprehensive set of solutions | Enables a complete competent EWIS |
| Readymade set of complimentary parts | Faster, simpler installations |
| Thermo-Pro Profiles can be fitted by details specialist ahead of the EWI main insulation works | Simplifies and speeds up the job of the primary EWIS specialist sub-contractor. |
| Readymade parts fit and accommodate EWI | Compatible with BBA Certified EWI Systems on market |
| Lightweight and simple installation | Thermo-Pro Profiles can be fitted without scaffolding. |
| ??? | Reduced disruption to access. What does that mean? |
| Robust profiles | Reduce risk of damage to EWI insulation. |
| Superior Weatherproofed solution | Superior and simple compared to made-up on site solutions |
| Pre-finished solution | Painting not dictated by weather conditions on site |
| Lead, plastic or powder coated aluminium | Long life durable materials and finishes |
| Profiles have built-in thermal break insulation | No thermal breaks bridges in EWI. |
| Increased Internal Surface Temperature | Reduces risk of internal surface condensation |
| Warm and dry internal surfaces | Avoids risk of damp activating spores generating mould |
| Mould-free surfaces | Avoids risk of asthma and other respiratory illnesses |
| Mould-free surfaces | Keeps accommodation fit for purpose and occupied |
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ThermoPro® Thermo-Flash
GBE Classify
CAWS 1987:
- M21 Insulation with Rendered Finish
- H71 Lead Sheet Coverings/Flashings
CAWS Elemental 2012:
- _
CI/SfB 1976:
- (21.9) Walls, External Walls
- (21.9) Accessories
- (41) Wall Finishes External
- M Malleable Sheet Work
- R Rigid Sheet Work
- P Thick Coating Work
- Z Joints
- h Metals
- m inorganic fibres
- n Plastics
- t fixing and jointing materials
Uniclass 1997:
- J M21 Insulation with Rendered Finish
- J H71 Lead Sheet Coverings/Flashings
Uniclass Elemental 2012:
- _
Uniclass for BIM 2015:
- _
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GBE Installers/Applicators
COMPANY NAME: Many
- Any EWI Manufacturer Approved Installer/Applicator
- No specialist needed
- Suitable for DIY Do It Yourself (bespoke product for DIY)
- Suitable for BIY Build it Yourself (Self-Build)
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Lead face:
- Finish: No Patination Oil
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A handbook of thermal bridging details incorporating …
www.constructivedetails.co.uk/wp…/2015/…/CDL-Book-8-Final-Final.pd…
Thermo-Trac. 6. E5. CD0109. Thermo-Pro Fascia. 8. E10. The details have been prepared taking into consideration a range of wall constructions used in the UK …
[PDF] EWI Cold Bridging & Weathering Product Brochure
www.enviroformsolutions.com/…/EWI-Cold-Bridging-Weathering-Prod…
Thermo-Pro-Soil Pipe. 3. Thermo-Pro-Eaves/Gutter. 4. Thermo-Flash. 5. Thermo- Trac. Failure to identify and adequately deal with these cold bridging elements …
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