Thermobreak® is the original “All in One” flexible thermal insulation made from physically crosslinked closed cell polyolefin foam with a reinforced aluminium foil facing. The Sekisui-designed process produces a closed-cell material with superior thermal conductivity and vapour barrier properties. The use of Thermobreak insulation in building construction can deliver many health and safety benefits that other materials may not be able to provide. These include the following:

• Safe Installation
• Zero PVC
• Zero Plasticisers
• Zero Formaldehyde
• Zero Melamine
• Low VOC Emissions
• Zero Ozone Depletion Potential
• Low Global Warming Potential
• Compliance with RoHS Directive
• Compliance with REACH Directives
• Compliance to POPs Treaty
• Resistance to Mould Growth
• No Contribution to Corrosion
• Non-Allergenic Properties 

The health and safety advantages of Thermobreak over other insulation materials are critical to improving building Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ). Good IEQ is important to ensure the comfort, wellbeing and productivity of building occupants. The requirement for buildings to meet minimum IEQ standards is now becoming commonplace. This is driven in part by increasing demand for new and renovated buildings to achieve a good environmental rating from an accredited green building certification system.