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The problem: insulating costs centimetres you do not have

In renovation the constraint is rarely technical, it is geometric. Twenty centimetres of wool under a rafter means twenty centimetres less headroom in a loft bedroom. On a wall it means a smaller room and window reveals to rebuild. Plenty of projects stop right there.

What a reflective product does that wool does not

Wool slows heat down by trapping it, and needs thickness to do so. A reflective product works differently: its aluminium face sends heat back instead of absorbing it, much like the foil blanket handed to a runner at the finish line. That matters most against summer heat, which reaches the building as radiation from the sun onto the roof. Our products are assessed under European Technical Assessment ETA 22/0178, and the figures we publish come from laboratory measurement rather than estimates.

Choosing within the range

R'BULL Pro 13 is the all-rounder for roof, wall and ceiling. R'BULL Pro 10 targets summer comfort and travels better in large volumes. R'BULL Pro 5 is for the cases where available thickness is minimal, including under floating floors. R'BULL Multilayer 20 mm stacks layers for the most demanding projects. The Thin insulation section lets you compare them thickness by thickness.

Why these videos are worth your time

Because the performance of a reflective product is almost always lost in the same two places: the forgotten air gap and rushed joints. The tests filmed here show the measured difference between careful fitting and approximate fitting.

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