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YBS SuperQuilt For Loft Conversions

Total: £99.99 Ex. VAT Total: £119.99 Inc. VAT   

YBS SuperQuilt For Loft Conversions

Total: £99.99 Ex. VAT Total: £119.99 Inc. VAT   

Key Features

  • BBA & BDA Certified, approved by NHBC & LABC for Building Control.
  • Can meet Building Regulations without use of PIR.
  • Suitable for New Builds and Renovations
  • Highly Reflective True Aluminium Outer Layers.
  • Flexible, Thin and Easy to Install.
  • High Performing Vapour Control Layer.
  • Save up to 10% in Space and 30% in Cost.
  • 1 roll of Thermaseal foil Joining Tape per 30m2 of YBS SuperQuilt
  • 19 layer multifoil insulation
  • UK Manufactured
  • Class 1 Surface spread of flame.
  • Next working day deliver available on orders over £100 + VAT before 2pm

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Key Features

  • BBA & BDA Certified, approved by NHBC & LABC for Building Control.
  • Can meet Building Regulations without use of PIR.
  • Suitable for New Builds and Renovations
  • Highly Reflective True Aluminium Outer Layers.
  • Flexible, Thin and Easy to Install.
  • High Performing Vapour Control Layer.
  • Save up to 10% in Space and 30% in Cost.
  • 1 roll of Thermaseal foil Joining Tape per 30m2 of YBS SuperQuilt
  • 19 layer multifoil insulation
  • UK Manufactured
  • Class 1 Surface spread of flame.
  • Next working day deliver available on orders over £100 + VAT before 2pm

YBS SuperQuilt For Loft Conversions

SuperQuilt is the World’s Highest Performing EN certificated Multifoil on the market. It is designed to Insulate Roofs, Walls, Floors & Conservatories in less space and less time compared to traditional materials.

Watch our online How-To-Videos or download our Fitting and Data Sheets to see how easy it is to install YBS SuperQuilt For Loft Conversions without the use of any bulky, rigid PIR boards such as Kingspan or Celotex.

SuperQuilt is used in loft conversions to save on Cost, Head Height, and Labour Time.

YBS Insulation’s SuperQuilt is manufactured in the UK using a combination of 19 layers of True Aluminium Foil, Wadding, and High-Density Foam.

YBS SuperQuilt For Loft Conversions is BBA & LABC Certificated to meet Building Control. You can use our Free & Easy Online U-Value Calculator to see how to meet the U-Value you require if your Roof is going through Building Regulations. Many of the solutions available no longer require the use of bulky, rigid insulation boards such as Kingspan and Celotex.

We also offer SuperQuilt Insulation with a Lifetime Guarantee when installed with Genuine ThermaSeal Foil Joining Tape. When taped and sealed SuperQuilt also works as a high-performance vapour control layer.

If you require a Trade Pallet Deal including Thermaseal Foil Joining Tape and Free Heavy Duty Staple Gun Click Here.

Order SuperQuilt Online before 2 pm and receive Free Next Working Day delivery on orders over £100+Vat. All orders over £500+Vat are also supplied with a Free Heavy Duty Staple Gun Kit.

Below are all solutions where YBS SuperQuilt is certified for (LABC & BDA), the links will provide further technical information, fixing instructions and typical U-values which can be achieve;

  • SuperQuilt Pitched Roof Details – See Link
  • SuperQuilt Flat Roof Details – See Link
  • SuperQuilt ReRoofing Systems – See Link
  • SuperQuilt Timber Frame Wall Systems – See Link
  • SuperQuilt Dry Lining Wall Details – See Link
  • SuperQuilt External Wall Insulation Details – See Link
  • SuperQuilt Suspended Timber Floor Details – See Link
  • SuperQuilt Solid/Floating Floor Details – See Link
  • SuperQuilt Crawl Space Floor Details – See Link

How to Fit SuperQuilt Under Rafter

How to Fit SuperQuilt onto Solid Walls

  1. Installing First Run of SuperQuilt

    Stapling SuperQuilt

    SuperQuilt can be installed either vertically or horizontally, depending on rafter height. Staple SuperQuilt to the rafters at **300mm intervals**, keeping it taut to avoid sagging.

  2. Overlaps & Taping

    Taping SuperQuilt

    Ensure all insulation joints have a **minimum 50mm overlap**. Fully tape and seal all overlaps using **Thermaseal Foil Joining Tape**.

  3. Eaves Detailing

    SuperQuilt Eaves Detailing

    At the eaves, cut SuperQuilt around the rafters and seal it to the **cavity wall insulation or wall plate**. Tape and seal this area thoroughly to maintain an **airtight barrier**.

  4. Install Counter Battens

    Counter Battens

    Fix **25mm x 38mm battens** at right angles to the rafters. Use deeper battens if necessary, and ensure battens are placed around **window perimeters**.

  5. Finish with Plasterboard

    Plasterboard Installation

    Fix plasterboard to the battens using drywall screws. No **foiled-back plasterboard** is required, as SuperQuilt acts as a **vapour control layer** when fully taped and sealed.

  1. Setting up Timber Battens

    Fixing Timber Battens

    Fix **25mm timber battens** to the solid wall at **400mm centers**. This creates the required **air cavity** for thermal performance.

  2. Stapling SuperQuilt

    Stapling SuperQuilt

    Roll out **SuperQuilt Insulation** horizontally and staple it onto the battens. Ensure the material is pulled **tight and smooth**.

  3. Overlapping & Taping

    Sealing SuperQuilt

    Ensure a **50mm overlap** between layers. Fully seal overlaps using **Thermaseal Foil Tape** to maintain airtightness.

  4. Installing Counter Battens

    Counter Battens

    Fix **another set of 25mm battens** over the insulation at **400mm centers**. This creates a **double air cavity** for improved insulation.

  5. Installing Plasterboard

    Plasterboard Installation

    Fix **plasterboard or internal cladding** onto the battens using drywall screws. This ensures a **smooth, professional finish**.

  1. Installing First Run of SuperQuilt

    SuperQuilt can be **rolled out vertically or horizontally** along the concrete floor. Leave enough material at the edges to **protrude above the floor deck**. Ensure the concrete floor is **clean, flat, and free from debris**.

  2. Joints and Taping

    Ensure SuperQuilt is **butt jointed** with other layers on both **verticals and horizontals**. Fully tape and seal all butt joints using **Thermaseal 75mm Foil Joining Tape**.

  3. Installing Battens

    Lay **timber battens or joists** over the top of SuperQuilt. Ensure timbers are **evenly spaced** to suit the flooring type. SuperQuilt will **compress to around 7mm** under battens. Use **50mm minimum depth battens**, but **75mm or 100mm battens** provide better thermal benefits.

  4. Finish with Flooring

    Install your **timber boarding floor** over the battens. Fix the decking at **200mm centers** using **37mm screws** into the joists or battens below.

  1. Install your first layer of BreatherQuilt

    Installing BreatherQuilt

    Install **BreatherQuilt Insulation** externally on the pitched roof with the **reflective foil facing inward**. Start at the bottom of the rafters and **staple it at 300mm intervals**. Allow **sagging between rafters** for optimal performance, ensuring a **10mm gap** between the top layer of BreatherQuilt and the tile battens.

  2. Install next run(s) of BreatherQuilt

    Overlapping BreatherQuilt

    Overlap the next layers by **100mm** and use the **Double-Sided Tape** on BreatherQuilt to secure them. Staple in place as before and tape **vertical butt joints** using **waterproof tape**.

  3. Install Tile Battens & Tiles

    Installing Tile Battens

    Ensure **BreatherQuilt extends onto a suitable eaves carrier** at the eaves. Install **horizontal tile battens** on top of BreatherQuilt, then proceed with **installing tiles or slates**.

  4. Install the first layer of SuperQuilt

    First Layer of SuperQuilt

    Install **SuperQuilt** on the internal side, recessed **25mm between rafters** and stapled onto the battens. Pull the material **tight and fix it to the opposite rafter**. Fully **tape and seal all overlaps and the perimeter**.

  5. Install the second layer of SuperQuilt

    Second Layer of SuperQuilt

    Staple or nail the **second SuperQuilt layer** through the first layer into the rafters. Maintain a **50mm overlap**, leaving a **cavity between the two layers**. Ensure **full taping and sealing** using **Thermaseal Foil Joining Tape**.

  6. Apply a layer of Timber Battens

    Installing Timber Battens

    Fix **timber battens** (min **25mm depth**) at **400mm centers**. This ensures **SuperQuilt reflects heat properly** for optimal insulation.

  7. Internal Finishing

    Plasterboard Installation

    Install **min 25mm battens** over the insulation (cross-battening recommended). Finish with **12.5mm plasterboard**, secured onto the battens. **SuperQuilt acts as a high-performance Vapour Control Layer**, so no additional VCL is needed.

Length 10m
Width 1.2 / 1.5m
Thickness 40mm
Coverage 12m² / 15m²
Layers 19
Weight 12.5KG
Core R-value 1.52m²K/W
Roof R-value 2.50m²K/W
Wall R-value 3.00m²K/W
Floor R-value up to 5.56m²K/W
Foil Emissivity 0.02
Water Vapour Resistance 1569MNs/g

Is SuperQuilt harmful?

SuperQuilt contains no harmful fibres and does not release any toxic gasses when cut or installed. When installing SuperQuilt, there is no requirement for any masks, PPE or gloves.

What does SuperQuilt consist of?

SuperQuilt consists of 19 itch-free layers including True Aluminium Foils as the Outer and Inner layer. The other 17 layers consists of recycled waddings, PE Foams, and other reflective foils.

What thickness is SuperQuilt?

SuperQuilt is available in just one thickness, which is 40mm at a relaxed thickness and will compress down to 7mm.

Do SuperQuilt require airgaps?

To gain the best thermal performance, we recommend a minimum cavity/batten of 25mm both sides of the insulation. This is to allow the product to expand and reflect. If a cavity is removed, the performance would reduce by approx 20%.

Is SuperQuilt fireproof?

SuperQuilt has a Class E Euro Fire Classification Certificate. SuperQuilt is not fully fire-proof, however the true aluminium outer layers are flame proof, meaning if a naked flame touches the product, it will smoulder as opposed to spreading.

What’s the difference between SuperQuilt and SuperFoil?

SuperQuilt is a premium product with true aluminium foils as the outer layers, compared to SuperFoil’s range which has metalized foils which provides a lower Fire Classification Grade (Fail) SuperQuilt is also fully certified, and UK manufactured compared to SuperFoil.

Does SuperQuilt achieve building regulations?

In some applications SuperQuilt will achieve building regulations stand-alone. In Roofs and Walls, you may need to use additional insulation alongside SuperQuilt to achieve your desired U-value.

Can SuperQuilt be used on External side of Walls?

SuperQuilt is suitable for insulating on both the internal and external of solid walls. Please ensure there is a min batten of 25mm both sides of the insulation.

EU Delivery Schedule

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How-To Videos

How to Fit SuperQuilt Insulation Under Rafters

How to Install Superquilt onto Walls

How-To Guides
How to Fit SuperQuilt Under Rafter
1. Installing SuperQuilt

SuperQuilt can be installed either vertically or horizontally, dependent on rafter height. Staple SuperQuilt to the rafters at 30mm intervals. Ensure SuperQuilt is pulled taught whilst rolling and stapling.

2. Overlapping & Taping

Ensure SuperQuilt Insulation joints are overlapped by min 50mm. Ensure overlaps are fully taped and sealed using Thermaseal Foil Joining Tape (75mm x 50m). SuperQuilt can be easily cut using Multifoil Scissors or a Cutting Knife - Both available in our Multifoil Fitting Kit which can be purchased to the right hand side of this guide.

3. Eaves Detailing

At the eaves, SuperQuilt is cut around the rafters, and sealed to the cavity wall insulation or wall plate. It is vital to ensure fully taped and sealed, to ensure that SuperQuilt acts as a high performing Vapour Control Layer.

4. Installing Counter Battens

Fix 25mm x 38mm battens underneath SuperQuilt. This is commny installed horizontally. Deeper battens can be used if preferred or if your U-Value Calculation recommends to. Battens also must be fixed around the perimeter of windows and doors.

5. Internal Finish

You can now screw the plasterboard into the battens.

How to Fit SuperQuilt onto Solid Walls
1. Install Timber Battens

Start by installing 25mm battens directly onto the solid wall, horizontally or vertically at 400 to 600mm intervals.

2. Staple SuperQuilt

Next, staple SuperQuilt onto the first set of battens, then roll out SuperQuilt horizontally. We recommend the use of 14mm staples when fixing SuperQuilt. This can be purchased as part of our EcoPro Multifoil Fitting Kit!

3. Overlaps & Tapes

Ensure all SuperQuilt Insulation joints are overlapped by 50mm. Ensure overlaps are fully taped and sealed using Thermaseal Foil Joining Tape. Ensure SuperQuilt is also fully taped and sealed around the perimeter. SuperQuilt can be easily cut using Multifoil Scissors or a Cutting Knife - Both available in our EcoPro Multifoil Fitting Kit.

4. Install Counter Battens

Now it’s time to install your 25mm counter batten. Again, horizontally or vertically at 400 to 600mm intervals. We recommend these counter battens to be fixed to the initial battens. We also recommend creating a frame around any windows and around the perimeter.

5. Installing Plasterboard

The plasterboard is then screwed into the battens in the usual manner. When SuperQuilt is installed as the most internal insulation layer, there is no requirement for a foiled-back plasterboard. SuperQuilt will work as a high performing Vapour Control Layer, when taped and sealed using Thermaseal Foil Tape. Optional Insulated Plasterboard's can be used for extra thermal benefits dependant on U-Value required.

How to Insulate Above a Concrete Floor Using SuperQuilt
1. Installing First Run of SuperQuilt

Firstly roll out the SuperQuilt to the desired legnth and attach the SuperQuilt to wooden purlins or rafters using staples or nails at 200mm intervals, we recommend to lip the SuperQuilt round the top of the Purlin and staple onto the back of the purlin as shown in our image below. This will allow the purlin to take the weight of the SuperQuilt.

2. Joints and Taping

Ensure SuperQuilt is butt jointed with other layers on both the verticals and horizontals. (No overlaps). Fully tape and seal all butt joists of SuperQuilt with Thermaseal 75mm ThermaSeal Foil Joining Tape.

3. Installing Battens

Timber battens or joists are then laid over the top of SuperQuilt - at 400mm centres (evenly spaced). The minimum batten depth is 50mm, increasing the batten depth enhances the performance. SuperQuilt will compress to around 7mm when timber is installed above.

4. Finish with Flooring

Proceed with installing your timber boarding floor. The deck is then fixed at 200mm centres, with 37mm screws into the joists or battens below

Specification
Length 10m
Width 1.2 / 1.5m
Thickness 40mm
Coverage 12m² / 15m²
Layers 19
Weight 12.5KG
Core R-value 1.52m²K/W
Roof R-value 2.50m²K/W
Wall R-value 3.00m²K/W
Floor R-value up to 5.56m²K/W
Foil Emissivity 0.02
Water Vapour Resistance 1569MNs/g
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