Ductwork CPD from Kingspan Insulation

02 March, 2011

Kingspan Insulation has developed a new CPD presentation that examines HVAC-ductwork issues that face specifiers, designers, fabricators, installers, building owners and occupants — with a particular focus on the recent changes to Approved Document L2A and L2B.

These changes take into account the impact of air leakage from ductwork on carbon emissions in a more meaningful way than before.

Aimed at a wide audience, from architects to contractors, the CPD explores the many benefits offered by pre-insulated ductwork systems fabricated with premium-performance rigid modified-resin insulations panels. The benefits include high levels of air tightness, excellent thermal performance, and speed and ease of installation.

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