Pavaflex is a flexible wood fibre insulation, ideal for all aspects of insulation.

Key Benefits

• Versatility: Pavaflex panels are flexible wood fibre insulation boards designed for easy installation between rafters, studs, and joists. Whether you need flexible wall insulation, underfloor insulation, or loft lining, Pavaflex offers an excellent solution.
• User-Friendly: Unlike some traditional insulation materials, Pavaflex wood fibre insulation is gentle on the skin and easy to handle
• Performance: With a low thermal conductivity value of 0.038, Pavaflex minimises heat loss, helping to retain warmth inside your home. This results in reduced heating costs and increased energy efficiency.
• Density and Thermal Properties: Pavaflex's ability to perform well year–round is a standout feature compared to other stud or joist insulations. Its high thermal storage capacity allows it to absorb heat during the day and release it during cooler nights, maintaining a comfortable indoor environment, especially during hot weather.
• Moisture Regulation: Pavaflex boasts high vapour permeability, enabling moisture to escape from the building fabric. This vapour flow reduces the risk of moisture-related damage and mould, ensuring a healthier, more durable structure.
• Acoustic Performance: Thanks to its dense, porous fibre structure, Pavaflex effectively reduces noise transfer, creating a quiet indoor space by keeping external and internal sounds contained.
• Sustainability: Produced from recycled wood waste, Pavaflex supports sustainable building practices. Its natural composition means it can be recycled, composted, or burned for energy at the end of its life, minimising environmental impact.

Wood Fibre and Carbon

• Pavaflex wood fibre insulation is highly effective at sequestering carbon throughout its entire lifecycle. Trees naturally absorb CO2 from the atmosphere, storing it as carbon.
• When mature trees are harvested, the captured carbon remains stored within buildings and various wood products. Also, forest management practices ensure more trees are planted than harvested, which helps expand the European forest carbon sink.
• Choosing sustainably sourced wood over other materials preserves this stored carbon and reduces CO2 emissions by avoiding more polluting alternatives. Increasing the use of wood in construction is one of the simplest ways to enhance carbon capture and mitigate atmospheric CO2 levels.

Downloads

• Technical Data Sheet (PDF)
• Declaration of Performance (PDF)
• Pavatex Brochure (PDF)