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Wool Skillion Roof Ceiling Insulation
Description

Terra Lana's Skillion Roof Blanket insulation is manufactured from New Zealand wool along with thermal bonding technology using polyester to create a robust, structurally stable product that will never slump nor lose its loft over the lifetime of the building. It is BRANZ appraised, and comes with a 50 year warranty to meet the durability requirements of the New Zealand Building Code.

Skillion ceiling cavities can have a higher risk of condensation occurring. Terra Lana insulation is hygroscopic (can absorb and release moisture vapour) so it can help to mitigate condensation risks.

It is available in a 570mm wide fold to fit rafters at 600mm centres. Folds are supplied in 2.6m lengths and range from 3-6 folds per bale. 

  R-value Thickness Centres
Skillion R3.6 R3.6 140mm 600mm
Skillion R5.0 R5.0 190mm 600mm
Skillion R6.4 R6.4 240mm 600mm
Skillion R7.2 R7.2 290mm 600mm
see Data Sheet for full information  
Key Features
  • Moisture control — Terra Lana insulation is hygroscopic (can absorb and release moisture vapour) so it can help to mitigate condensation risks and mould formation within buildings whilst still maintaining thermal performance.
  • Warmth — Wool has a complex natural cellular structure that provides superior warmth in all climates, as it buffers temperature changes. Like wearing wool clothing, it improves the comfort of homes and buildings, requiring less energy to heat or cool them than synthetic insulations
  • Acoustic — Wool has a natural crimp to its structure, which provides excellent acoustic properties. Testing provided by Marshall Day Labs has proven Terra Lana insulation reduces noise transfer through walls, floors, and ceilings of residential and commercial buildings.
  • Customisation — All widths and lengths can be customised to suit the specific framing requirements of each project.
  • 50 year warranty — the combination of New Zealand wool and thermal bonding technology using polyester creates a robust, structurally stable product that will never slump nor lose its loft over the lifetime of the building. Meets the durability requirements of the NZBC.
  • Local and recyclable — new wool is sourced from local Canterbury farms, and recycled wool from carpet manufacturers' pre-consumer waste. All Terra Lana offcuts can be returned and recycled in their low-carbon manufacturing plant.
  • Safe — Terra Lana is safe to touch and can be handled without protective clothing, and has negligible VOC emissions
  • Declare Red List Free — certified toxin free
Declare LBC Red List Free
Declare LBC Red List Free
NZ Made
NZ Made
Recyclable Content (Post-Consumer)
Post-Consumer Recyclable Content
Scope of Use

Terra Lana Wool Insulation has been appraised as a thermal insulation material for framed or part-framed walls, ceilings and roofs of domestic and commercial buildings.

Installation options:

  • Install between I-beams: Terra Lana Skillion Ceiling wool insulation can be installed from inside, suspended between timber I-Beams. Installing Terra Lana I-Beam Fillet insulation in the I-Beams is recommended before friction-fitting the skillion blankets.
  • Installed from above prior to roofing: Terra Lana wool insulation can withstand exposure to weather and will dry out even after roofing is installed
  • Installed from below: skillion insulation is quite rigid and will friction-fit between rafters when installed from below after roofing. Strapping can be used to ensure it stays in place while building.
Limitations on Use
  • Must be installed in accordance with the Installation Guide and Terra Lana technical literature
  • Terra Lana Skillion Ceiling wool insulation should be fitted between rafters, leaving a ventilation gap above (as per the building code) — which can be created by purlins. This further allows the wool insulation to vent moisture out of the building structure.
  • Must be stored under cover and in dry conditions, and in a way that avoids excessive compression
Statement of Building Code Compliance

In the opinion of BRANZ, Terra Lana Wool Insulation, if designed, used, installed and maintained in accordance with the statements and conditions of Appraisal 682, will meet or contribute to meeting the following provisions of the NZBC:

  • Clause B2 DURABILITY: Performance B2.3.1 (a) not less than 50 years and B2.3.1 (b) 15 years. Terra Lana Wool Insulation meets these requirements
  • Clause E3 INTERNAL MOISTURE: Performance E3.3.1. Terra Lana Wool Insulation contributes to meeting this requirement.
  • Clause F2 HAZARDOUS BUILDING MATERIALS: Performance F2.3.1. Terra Lana Wool Insulation meets this requirement.
  • Clause H1 ENERGY EFFICIENCY: Performance H1.3.1 (a) and H1.3.2 E. Terra Lana Wool Insulation contributes to meeting these requirements.
Other Performance Attributes
  • 50 year warranty — Terra Lana wool insulation comes with a 50 year warranty to meet the durability requirements of the New Zealand Building Code. The combination of New Zealand wool and thermal bonding technology using polyester creates a robust, structurally stable product that will never slump nor lose its loft over the lifetime of the building.
  • Recyclable — As part of Terra Lana's commitment to zero waste, Terra Lana insulation offcuts can be returned to the factory in Christchurch, and are recycled into more insulation.
  • Declare Red List Free — certified toxin free
BRANZ Appraised
BRANZ Appraised
Documents
Wool Insulation Product Data
Data Sheet: Skillion Roof
BRANZ Appraisal 682: Terra Lana Wool Insulation

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Wool Insulation Specification Table
Wool Insulation Installation Guides
CAD/PDF Details
Terra Lana Insulation: Typical Details (Full Set)

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