Multifoil Insulation
Multifoil insulation is a lightweight reflective solution designed to improve thermal performance while taking up minimal space. With trusted products from TLX and YBS, it provides a practical option where space is tight or a fast, flexible installation is needed.
Discover Our Full Product Range:
| Brand | Product | Roll Size |
| TLX | TLX Silver | 1.2m roll |
| TLX | TLX Gold | 1.2m roll |
| YBS | SuperQuilt | 1.2m roll |
What is multifoil insulation?
Multifoil insulation is a multi-layered blanket made up of reflective aluminium foils combined with insulating materials such as wadding and foam. These layers work together to reflect radiant heat while also slowing heat transfer through conduction and air movement.
Unlike traditional bulk insulation, multifoil is thin, flexible and often incorporates a built-in vapour control layer when correctly installed.
Most common applications
- Pitched roof insulation
- Loft conversions and extensions
- Timber frame walls
- Floors and suspended ceilings
- Retrofit insulation projects
Why choose multifoil insulation
- Space-saving insulation solution
- Reflects radiant heat to improve efficiency
- Lightweight and easy to handle on site
- Helps control moisture and condensation
- Suitable for both new build and retrofit projects
Popular brands
- TLX
- YBS Insulation
- SuperFOIL
- Actis
- EcoQuilt
FAQ’s:
Can you deliver multifoil insulation locally?
Yes, we deliver across Watford and surrounding areas. Orders placed early can usually be dispatched on the same delivery run.
Yes, we deliver across Watford and surrounding areas. Orders placed early can usually be dispatched on the same delivery run.
Multifoil can be installed in roofs, walls and floors, and is especially useful where space is limited or when insulating existing structures.
Does multifoil replace traditional insulation?
In some applications it can be used on its own, but in many builds it is used alongside other insulation materials to meet thermal performance requirements.
In some applications it can be used on its own, but in many builds it is used alongside other insulation materials to meet thermal performance requirements.
Yes — it is lightweight, flexible and quick to fit, making it a popular option for both new builds and retrofit projects.