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THREE-IN ONE SOLUTION:

Reflective Insulation: The material reflects a significant amount of radiant heat away, reducing the amount of heat that enters or escapes through the door. This helps maintain a more stable internal temperature, especially in environments with extreme external temperatures.     

Thermal Break: This helps reduce the transfer of heat through the door, especially important for steel or metal roller doors, which typically conduct heat easily. A thermal break helps prevent heat from traveling through the door, improving the energy efficiency of the building.

Vapour Barrier: This prevents moisture from passing through the door, which can be crucial in preventing condensation, mold growth, or moisture damage in certain climates. The vapour barrier helps keep the internal space dry and maintain good air quality.

SPECIAL THERMAL GLUE:
The thermal glue rated to 120 degrees ensures the material stays securely in place while maintaining its performance in high-heat conditions. It’s a key part of the installation process that guarantees durability, even in fluctuating temperatures.

SUPERIOR THERMAL PERFORMANCE:

Energy Efficiency: Reduces heating and cooling costs by preventing unwanted heat transfer through the roller door.

Comfort: Keeps the internal environment more stable, ensuring greater comfort for both residential and commercial spaces.

Moisture Management: Prevents moisture from entering the space, which is crucial for maintaining a healthy and dry environment.

Energy Efficiency: By reducing heat gain/loss and improving thermal regulation, this material helps save on heating and cooling costs.

Noise Reduction: The acoustic dampening is a bonus for creating a quieter and more comfortable space.

Fire Safety: Being suitable for use in bushfire-prone areas ensures peace of mind for customers in regions where fire resistance is essential.

APPLICATIONS:

Residential: This would be great for homes that have garages with roller doors, especially in areas with hot summers or cold winters. The insulation helps keep the garage cool in summer and warm in winter, improving the comfort of spaces connected to the garage.

Commercial: For warehouses, factories, or shops with large roller doors, your product could significantly improve energy efficiency by reducing heat loss and controlling indoor climate more effectively.

R-VALUE ON METAL ROLLER DOOR (Unventilated):

Winter R-Value: This value shows how well the insulation prevents heat from escaping during the winter months. With an R-value of 1.3, this provides a moderate level of thermal resistance. The unventilated ceiling likely plays a role in this, as the air in the ceiling space would typically provide an additional layer of insulation if ventilated.

Summer R-Value: During the summer months, R-value of 2.3 indicates more effective at preventing heat from entering the building. This higher summer value is due to the reflective properties of the material, which help to reflect radiant heat away from the space, thus keeping the internal temperature cooler.

Note: The sun orientation likely aids in better performance during summer by reducing direct heat exposure to the roller door.

Flexible roller door insulation has a material R-value of R0.1. When it is incorporated into typical construction systems, the above thermal performance can be achieved: R-values apply to typical conditions for mainland Australian capital cities and have been calculated by an independent consulting engineer, in accordance with AS/NZS 4859.1:2002/ Amdt 1:2006. For detailed design of building systems readers are advised to seek advice from a qualified engineer, based on actual site conditions. The contributions of this product to the total system R-value depends on installation and environmental conditions.