‘Green’ Insulation boards

Celotex has produced a comprehensive guide detailing the sustainability credentials of its insulation boards following an assessment by BRE. The downloadable guide sets out how the use of Celotex boards will meet the criteria detailed in the guide for sustainable homes. The guide also includes Celotex’s performance on key indicators such as Eco-Points, carbon emissions and transport pollution and congestion. Celotex products have achieved an A rating in the ‘2002 green guide to specification’ and can be used to earn credits in several sections of the ‘Code for sustainable homes’ The products have low global-warming potential and zero ozone-depletion potential.
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