FOR CAMPERVAN INSULATION

Spray cork is the ultimate solution for insulating your campervan, providing unbeatable benefits that make it the perfect choice for any adventurer. Its superior thermal insulation properties make it a must-have for keeping your campervan warm and cozy in the winter and refreshing in the summer, ensuring maximum comfort regardless of the climate. 

But that's not all - spray cork is also an exceptional acoustic insulator, reducing noise levels inside your campervan to create a serene and peaceful environment. This makes it ideal for camping in noisy areas near a busy road or highway. 

Spray cork's moisture-resistant properties make it the perfect choice for those camping in humid environments, guarding your campervan against mould and mildew growth. Moreover, spray cork is highly durable, ensuring it will last many years, making it a wise investment for any campervan owner. 

If you care about the environment, you'll be happy to know that spray cork is made from renewable resources and is a sustainable material. By choosing spray cork, you'll be doing your part to help protect our planet while enjoying all its fantastic benefits. 

Experience the unbeatable advantages of spray cork, the ultimate solution for insulating your campervan.

If you want to make sure your campervan is comfortable and warm, insulating it is a must. There are various insulation materials available, both natural and man-made. Below are some of the most popular types:

- Sheep's wool insulation: This natural and eco-friendly material controls moisture well and allows for breathability. It is the most expensive option and is only suitable for walls and roof use.

- Spray Cork: This sustainable and eco-friendly material is breathable, mould and moisture-resistant, fire-resistant, and provides excellent soundproofing. It is the most sustainable option and can be used on walls, ceilings, and floors.

- Foam board-style insulation: This type of insulation is available in polyisocyanurate (polyiso) foam board and extruded polystyrene (XPS). It is not water-resistant, which means it may attract mould over time. It is commonly used in buildings and does an excellent job in vans if it does not get wet.

- Spray foam insulation: This low-cost option prevents condensation and reduces noise. However, spray foam will release harmful chemicals into the cabin over time, known as OFF-Gassing. 

- Fibreglass: This is a cheaper option that requires professional installation and additional soundproofing. However, once set in place, it is very safe. It is a bit old-school but does the job of modern spray foam without any harmful off-gassing.