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APPLICATION:
Below ground
supported slab
PRODUCTS:
Jabfloor Premium
Jabfloor
APPLICATION:
Floor insulation below ground supported slab
Products: Jabfloor Premium 70 and 100
Jabfloor Premium insulation can be used in all floor constructions for both domestic and
commercial buildings. The application will determine the grade of Jabfloor Premium
required for your project. Jabfloor Premium 70 is mainly used for domestic floors, whereas
Jabfloor Premium 100 is widely used for commercial floors where higher loadings are
likely to be encountered.
Floor Insulation
Floor insulation below ground supported slab
Table1.1
U-values
P/A Ratio 0.25 W/mK 0.22 W/mK 0.20 W/mK 0.18 W/mK 0.15 W/mK 0.10 W/mK
1.00 90 105 120 135 170 260
0.15 25 25 40 50 75 170
APPLICATION:
Floor insulation below ground supported slab
Figure 1.1
Concrete slab
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Jabfloor Premium
Damp-proof membrane
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Floor Insulation
Floor insulation below ground supported slab
INSTALLATION Figure 1.2
Damp-proof membrane above concrete slab
Damp-proof membrane 1. Jabfloor Premium
5 4 3 2. Jabfloor Premium edge strip
Jabfloor Premium should not be regarded
3. Damp-proof membrane
as a damp-proof membrane (DPM).
4. Concrete slab
A suitable DPM must be provided, 5. Screed
positioned either above or below the
Jabfloor Premium, or on top of the
concrete slab; (See figures 1.2 1.4).
Liquid membranes are positioned above
the slab. The hardcore should be blinded
before receiving either the Jabfloor
Premium or the DPM. If a liquid DPM is
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used, care should be taken that it is
compatible with the Jabfloor Premium and
that it is completely dry before the
Figure 1.3
insulation is laid.
Damp-proof membrane above insulation
1. Jabfloor Premium
Jabfloor Premium
2. Jabfloor Premium edge strip
Jabfloor Premium should be loose-laid over
4 3
3. Damp-proof membrane
the prepared surface; all joints should be 4. Concrete slab
tightly butted. If the concrete slab is to be
poured directly onto the Jabfloor Premium,
the joints should be covered with
75mm-wide adhesive tape to prevent the
ingress of concrete or grout between the
boards. Vertical upstands of Jabfloor
Premium edge strip should be used around
perimeter to prevent cold bridging, as
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detailed in BRE Report 262.
spreader boards.
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References
BRE Report 262. Thermal insulation: avoiding risks Third edition 2002.
BS EN ISO 13370 Thermal performance of buildings Heat transfer via the ground Calculation methods.
BS EN 13163 Thermal insulation products for buildings Factory made products of expanded (EPS) Specification.
Floor Insulation 7
APPLICATION:
Floor insulation below ground supported slab
Products: Jabfloor 70, 100, 150, 200, 250
Jabfloor insulation can be used in all floor constructions for both domestic and
commercial buildings. The application will determine the grade of Jabfloor required for
your project. Jabfloor 70 is mainly used for domestic floors, whereas Jabfloor 100 is
widely used for commercial floors where higher loadings are likely to be encountered.
Jabfloor is available in higher grades up to 250 which may be required in certain specialist
industrial and commercial applications.
Floor Insulation
Floor insulation below ground supported slab
Table 2.1 Table 2.2
U-value: 0.25 W/m K 2
U-value: 0.22 W/m2K
Jabfloor Jabfloor Jabfloor Jabfloor Jabfloor Jabfloor Jabfloor Jabfloor
P/A Ratio P/A Ratio
70 100 150 200 & 250 70 100 150 200 & 250
1.00 115 105 105 100 1.00 135 125 120 120
0.90 110 105 100 100 0.90 135 125 120 115
0.80 105 100 100 100 0.80 135 120 115 115
0.70 105 100 100 90 0.70 135 115 115 110
0.60 100 90 90 85 0.60 115 110 110 105
0.50 90 85 85 80 0.50 110 105 100 100
0.40 80 75 75 75 0.40 100 100 90 90
0.30 65 60 60 60 0.30 85 80 80 75
0.25 55 50 50 50 0.25 85 70 65 65
0.20 40 40 40 30 0.20 85 50 50 50
0.15 25 25 25 25 0.15 30 30 25 25
1.00 150 140 140 135 1.00 170 160 160 150
0.90 145 140 135 130 0.90 170 160 160 150
0.80 145 135 130 130 0.80 170 160 150 145
0.70 140 130 130 125 0.70 160 150 145 145
0.60 135 125 125 120 0.60 160 145 140 140
0.50 125 120 115 115 0.50 145 140 135 130
0.40 115 110 105 105 0.40 135 125 125 120
0.30 100 100 100 90 0.30 120 115 110 105
0.25 90 85 80 80 0.25 105 100 100 100
1.00 210 200 195 190 1.00 350 320 300 300
0.90 210 195 190 190 0.90 350 320 300 300
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0.80 210 195 190 180 0.80 320 300 300 300
0.70 200 190 190 180 0.70 320 300 300 300
0.60 195 190 180 175 0.60 320 300 300 275
0.50 190 175 170 170 0.50 320 300 300 270
0.40 175 170 160 160 0.40 300 275 270 260
0.30 160 145 145 140 0.30 270 260 250 250
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0.25 145 135 135 130 0.25 260 250 240 230
0.20 125 120 115 115 0.20 240 220 220 210
0.15 100 90 85 85 0.15 210 195 190 190
APPLICATION:
Floor insulation below ground supported slab
Figure 2.1
Concrete slab
technical@jablite.co.uk
Jabfloor
Damp-proof membrane
0870 444 8769
Floor Insulation
Floor insulation below ground supported slab
INSTALLATION Figure 2.2
Damp-proof membrane above concrete slab
Damp-proof membrane 3 4 5
1. Jabfloor
Jabfloor should not be regarded as a 2. Jabfloor edge strip
3. Damp-proof membrane
damp-proof membrane (DPM). A suitable
4. Concrete slab
DPM must be provided, positioned either 5. Sand/cement screed
above or below the Jabfloor, or on top of
the concrete slab; (See figures 2.2 2.4).
Liquid membranes are positioned above
the slab. The hardcore should be blinded
before receiving either the Jabfloor or the
DPM. If a liquid DPM is used, care should 2 1
be taken that it is compatible with the
Jabfloor and that it is completely dry
before the insulation is laid.
Figure 2.3
Damp-proof membrane above insulation
Jabfloor
1. Jabfloor
Jabfloor should be loose-laid over the
2. Jabfloor edge strip
prepared surface; all joints should be 3 4 3. Damp-proof membrane
tightly butted. If the concrete slab is to be 4. Concrete slab
poured directly onto the Jabfloor, the
joints should be covered with 75mm-wide
adhesive tape to prevent the ingress of
concrete or grout between the boards.
Vertical upstands of Jabfloor edge strip
should be used around perimeter to
prevent cold bridging, as detailed in BRE 2 1
Report 262.
2 1
technical@jablite.co.uk
References
BRE Report 262. Thermal insulation: avoiding risks Third edition 2002.
BS EN ISO 13370 Thermal performance of buildings Heat transfer via the ground Calculation methods.
BS EN 13163 Thermal insulation products for buildings Factory made products of expanded (EPS) Specification.