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insulation /in·su·la·tion/ (in″sdbobr-la´shun)
1. the surrounding of a space or body with material designed to prevent the entrance or escape of radiant or electrical energy.
2. the material so used.

insulation
[in′səlā′shən]
a nonconducting substance that offers a barrier to the passage of heat or electricity.

insulation [in″sŭ-la´shun]
1. the surrounding of a space or body with material designed to prevent the entrance or escape of radiant energy.
2. the material so used.

insulation
1. the surrounding of a space or body with material designed to prevent the entrance or escape of radiant energy.
2. the material so used.


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To save up to 30% of your heating costs you need to lay loft insulations at least 8" deep.
Loose-lay types of insulation are used to reinforce any existing insulations and are also utilized in instances when the loft is irregularly designed and built.
Clr Ian Cooper, Calderdale Council's cabinet member for community services, said: "The council is pleased to be able to appoint local firm Dyson Insulations as the preferred contractor.
 
 
 
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