Sheep Wool Insulation’s latest energy saving product, the Eco-Economiser will minimise heat loss from domestic hot water tanks and save you money for years to come. Our cylinder jackets also ensure you no longer need to worry about potentially harmful glass fibre particles settling on your clothes, towels and sheets.
Our cylinder jackets comprise of four natural cotton panels filled with pure new sheep’s wool, two securing straps and a tie cord. The panels are pre-fitted with brass eyelets to ease installation and ensure a tight fit.
So install an Eco-Economiser in your hot press and save energy, save money and reduce your impact on the environment.
Company Brief
Sheep Wool Insulation supplies a range of high performance, superior quality, natural insulation products based on pure new sheep’s wool. Our products, backed up with the most widely accepted certification standards, detailed technical support and the highest level of customer service.
Introductory Statistics On EU Energy Consumption
- In Europe 40% of our entire energy use is consumed in buildings, more than by industry or transport
- On average almost 60% of energy used in our homes is for space heating. For all other buildings the average is almost 55%
- (Source & further information available from EU-DG Energy & Transport)
Key Points
- The combination of crimped wool fibres and our production process, means that Sheep Wool Insulation is the highest performing fibrous insulation available
- Natural wool fibres are safe to touch and to live with. As such, there is no concern for the health of the installer or the occupants of the building
- Wool is a hygroscopic material, which means it can “breathe”. This breathing effect is very desirable in construction as it helps to regulate the moisture balance within a building. Unlike many other materials, the insulation performance of wool does not deteriorate in moist climates
- Wool is a versatile and flexible fibre, meaning it can be used in a number of applications right throughout a building. These include insulating attics, roofs, walls and floors, for heat and sound and also insulating pipes, ducting and water tanks
