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Domus Insulation Shell for 45° Bend

Domus Insulation Shell for 45° Bend

SKU : TS491

Overview

The Domus Insulation Shell for 45° Bend is an EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) insulation component, designed to provide thermal protection for 45° bends in round or rectangular ducting. This product is ideal for installations in cold environments, as it helps to minimise heat loss and prevent condensation. Perfect for enhancing the efficiency and performance of domestic ventilation systems.
£7.79 incl. VAT

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Description

Domus Insulation Shell for 45° Bend

Domus Insulation Shell for 45° Bend is a high-quality ventilation solution supplied by Domus, designed for efficient air movement, improved indoor air quality, and reliable long-term performance. Ideal for residential, commercial, and light industrial ventilation applications.

Key Benefits

  • Improves airflow and indoor air quality
  • Energy-efficient and reliable operation
  • Suitable for modern ventilation systems
  • Compatible with ducted ventilation setups
  • Designed to meet UK and EU ventilation standards

Applications

  • Bathrooms and kitchens
  • MVHR and extract systems
  • Residential and commercial buildings
  • Renovation and new-build projects

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If you need help selecting the right ventilation product, our team is happy to assist. Contact us at info@ventilation-superstore.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What’s the difference between duct insulation and pre-insulated thermal ducting?

    Duct insulation is applied around standard ductwork, whereas thermal ducting has insulation incorporated into the duct system. Both can help reduce unwanted heat transfer and condensation.

  • Can I insulate ventilation ductwork myself?

    It may be possible for a competent DIY installer, but insulation should be continuous and properly sealed. Poor installation can leave cold spots where condensation may still occur.

  • Does duct insulation help reduce ventilation noise?

    Some insulation can provide an acoustic benefit as well as reducing heat transfer, although dedicated duct silencers are usually more effective when reducing fan or airflow noise is the main objective.