Sheep wool insulation

Using sheep wool to insulate my loft - a case study Loft insulation is one of the easiest ways to save money on your energy bills- so when we moved in to our new house, it was one of the first things we checked. It was pretty obvious as soon as I ventured up into the

The sheep’s wool is one of the best materials on Earth, especially when it comes to the insulation. It is long-lasting, effective, and sustainable!

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Using Sheep Wool in Attics The most common applications for Sheep Wool Insulation is on the floor of the attic (or loft), referred to as ceiling level insulation, and between the sloping timbers (rafters) in the roofspace. Attic/Loft: Ceiling Level This application ensures that heat generated within the living space does not pass into the attic […]

If you have an insulation project, and you're dreading the itch of fiberglass, sheep wool may be for you. It's just as good, and it's renewable.

Think about how warm and cozy that wool sweater keeps you in the middle of winter. Now imagine how comfortable you would be if your home had a layer of wool

The BRM guide to the benefits of using natural thermal and acoustic insulation made from natural materials like sheep's wool in your home

Sheep's Wool Insulation : Value Renewable Resources : Permaculture : Self Sufficiency

Merino wool is made of beautiful fibers, much finer than ordinary sheep’s wool. These fine fibers create a light, soft and luxurious fabric that doesn’t itch like traditional woolen materials. Merino sheep produce this type of wool from their thick outer coat, which helps protect them from the elements while providing incredible insulation throughout the seasons.