We off over over 1,000 colours and texture to choose from. We can also cater for brick slip finish and dry dash.
Uvalue for retrofit the SEAI requirements is 0.27 W/m²k
Uvalue for new build requirements is 0.18 W/m²k
We have supplied several ‘passive house’ systems with Uvalue as low as 0.10 W/m²k
We can calculate this for you – Contact us
Depending on the size of the house, work will typically be completed in two to three weeks. All work is done outside, and our Approved Installers take great care to ensure there is minimum disruption and that everything is left neat and tidy.
All pipework is extended and returned back into the existing outlets. All other connections (electricity, gas, TV) are dealt with in accordance with the guidelines issued by the utility companies.
Yes, it can. An aluminium profile is used to protect the top of the External Wall Insulation System (EWI) where there is not enough eaves overhang to cover the system at that point. The roof may also be extended to allow for the EWI system.
It can vary depending on what Uvalue type of insulation you are using. We have supplied projects using 20MM board to 300MM.
The most common insulation thickness is 100MM EPS for retrofit.
The most common insulation thickness is 160MM EPS for new build.
We can calculate Uvalue – Contact us
Yes, the Baumit system is approved under NSAI Agrément Certificate 09/0336.
There is a certified excess design life expectancy of 30 years for retrofit.
There is a certified excess design life expectancy of 60 years for new build.
There are too many variables to give an estimation without visiting the property. Everyone’s home is different, i.e. size of property, insulation type, thickness, and finish option, to name a few.
We can recommend an approved installer who would be pleased to carry out a survey and provide a quote specific to your property.
Yes, grants are available for External Insulation through SEAI and Better Energy Home Schemes.
Please check the SEAI website for up-to-date prices.
We recommend you check if you are eligible for these grants before starting any works.
It is essential that window reveals and sills are dealt with correctly to ensure that cold bridging is avoided. Window reveals are cut back where necessary and covered with an insulation layer. Existing window sills are cut back, covered with insulation and a powder coated aluminium oversill is fitted.
The colour can be selected to meet your requirements.
We can also do resin coated cills.
As part of our External Wall Insulation System range, we offer a specifically designed Plinth System which uses a high-density insulation board.
External Wall Insulation (EWI) is the placement of insulating boards on the external surface of all the vertical walls of a building. This protects the building from fluctuating weather conditions, reduces heat losses from inside the building and will prevent external temperature changes from affecting the interior climate. EWI keeps homes warm in winter and cool in summer, ensuring a home with a pleasant atmosphere by eliminating sharp and high changes in indoor temperature. EWI will also reduce energy consumption in terms of energy consumed for heating and cooling.
It is a common method used in Europe and throughout the world of insulating homes and commercial building.
Initially, the main reason for choosing an External Wall Insulation solution is that EWI will achieve higher thermally insulating results by protecting the walls from changes in outdoor temperature, taking advantage of the thermal capacity of the existing walls and more effectively avoiding thermal bridges.
Therefore, with EWI, the maximum possible reduction in heating or air-conditioning costs can be achieved. Another reason for opting for EWI is to enhance renovations. If renovating the exterior of a building, opting for an EWI solution provides great flexibility for architectural and design choices.
The disadvantage of indoor thermal insulation is the reduction of floor space in the house from the installation of the thermal insulation. In addition, the decommissioning of any objects found on the walls such as built in storage, wardrobes and radiators for example, and their subsequent reinstallation is time consuming and costly.
Yes, it can be used on retrofit or new build. It can also be used on commercial building.
External insulation can be fixed onto most substrate, for example:
Please check with technical department prior to completing work.
Yes, you can have a dry dash finish. There are over 32 different finishes available.
Yes, paint can be applied on top of Baumit renders. We have a range of Baumit paints available.
Please check with our technical team.
There are over a thousand colours available.
Please check our contact page for more details.
Yes, we are NSAI certified system in Ireland for use of approved brick slip.
We would recommend a full breathable system; mineral wool with a silicone render.
Please check with our technical team before starting any works.
Yes, we supply all components of the system.
Contact our sales team. We would be happy to advise you on the steps involved.
It will depend on the substrate and thickness of the insulation.
Please contact our technical team for details.
Yes, most Baumit product are machine or hand applicable.
Yes, we would recommend no more than a cupful. (5% of the product).
No, we do not have a monochouce render in our product range. We have developed an alternative product, the Baumit UniRend System, which creates a breathable wall construction that is more flexible to avoid cracking.
No, we do not have any contractors working on our behalf. We have a list of approved independent contractors nationwide. These contractors are Baumit approved, trained, and continuously monitored and inspected.