At McVeigh Insulations our Structural Timber Cassettes are now available with an insulating core of recycled newspaper. The Warmcel 500 insulation is blown through a nozzle that is similar in appearance to those used on Grand Prix refuelling rigs.

The nozzle is docked with the panel by means of pre-drilled access holes, through which the Warmcel 500 is injected. The TurboFill system manages the even distribution of Warmcel 500 throughout the panel void. An ingenious pressure sensing system ensures the void is completely filled to the correct density for optimum performance and to avoid settlement.

We have recently manufactured over 1500m2 of roof cassettes using this technique, and with each cassette measuring up to 7m long x 2.4m wide the installation period on site is minimised.

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Sainsbury’s Heaton Park is nearing completion, McVeigh Insulations were awarded the contract by Barr Construction to supply and install over 6000m2 of composite wall cladding. The store is due to open for Christmas trading soon. Malc McVeigh managed the contract and said “the site had really restricted access, but with regular coordination with the site team the installation went well”.

The rugby stadium at St Helens is now nearing completion. McVeigh Insulations were awarded the contract by Barr Construction to design, supply and install the external cladding and rain screens. Vic Earlam managed the contract for McVeigh Insulations and Dez Millington supervised the site activities. Eurobond composite panels were installed with Ruukki rainscreen cassettes.