Solid wall insualtion is generally suitable for properties built before the 1930s.  Solid walls are made up of ‘solid brick’, therefore do not have a gap to fill with insulation, unlike ‘cavity’ walls. These walls are insulated in a different way to stop heat escape.

The only way to insulate this type of home is with ‘solid wall’ insulation which can be installed on the inside, or the outside of a property.

The benefits

• It retains up to 45% of household heat

• It can save a household up to £380 a year on heating bills

• It improves the thermal efficiency of a property to the same standard of cavity wall insulation

• It acts as a noise barrier 

• It could increase the value of a property

For more information on solid wall insulation visit our Aspley Super Warm Zone website.

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