Kingspan Kooltherm K103 Floor Insulation Board - 2400 x 1200 x 150mm

Kingspan Kooltherm K103 Floor Insulation Board delivers premium thermal performance for ground-flo...

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Kingspan Kooltherm K103 is a premium, high-performance insulation solution designed for contractors and homeowners seeking superior thermal efficiency in ground-floor constructions. It provides excellent energy retention for concrete slabs, screeded floors, and suspended timber systems, though its rigid nature requires precise cutting and careful handling to ensure a flush fit for maximum thermal continuity.

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Model Part NumberK103
BrandKingspan

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FAQs

Can I use K103 with underfloor heating?

Yes, its high thermal resistance makes it an excellent choice for use beneath underfloor heating systems to drive heat upward into the room.

Is the board moisture resistant?

The glass-tissue facing provides excellent resistance to water vapour, but the board should not be used in standing water or damp-prone environments without proper damp-proof membranes.

What tools are needed to cut these boards?

A sharp, fine-toothed hand saw or a dedicated insulation saw is recommended to ensure clean, square cuts.

Can this be used for walls or roofs?

K103 is specifically designed for floor applications. Please consult Kingspan technical literature for their specific wall and roof insulation product lines.

Does the board need to be covered?

Yes, K103 must be protected by a suitable floor finish or screed layer and should never be used as a standalone walking surface.

What is the compressive strength of the board?

The boards have a minimum compressive strength of 120 kPa, which is sufficient for standard residential and light commercial loads.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty achieving a tight fit between joists

Ensure boards are measured and cut with a sharp fine-toothed saw. If the gap is slightly too large, trim the edge incrementally; if too small, use a compatible thermal gap filler.

Board surface damaged during transit

Small surface nicks to the tissue facing can be repaired with high-quality aluminium foil tape, provided the core remains intact.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior thermal performance compared to standard insulation materials
  • Suitable for a wide range of floor construction types
  • Lightweight construction simplifies onsite handling
  • Resistant to water vapour and air infiltration
  • Environmentally conscious manufacturing process

Cons

  • Rigid board format requires precise measuring for tight gaps
  • Must be kept dry during storage before installation
  • Requires proper cutting tools to prevent edge crumbling

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For installation, ensure the subfloor is level, dry, and clean to prevent damage to the underside of the insulation. When cutting boards, use a fine-toothed saw to maintain a clean edge and limit dust generation. Ensure all joints are tightly butted together; gaps should be filled with appropriate insulation offcuts or low-expansion polyurethane foam to maintain the integrity of the thermal envelope. The boards should be stored under cover or protected with a waterproof tarp until they are ready to be installed. Avoid walking directly on unprotected insulation boards to prevent surface deformation or puncturing of the glass-tissue facing.

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